Encouraged by the approval of the tax incentive cap from R$70,000 to R$140,000 for the sale of cars to people with disabilities (PCD), automakers have resumed offering new models with prices within the ceiling. This is because the value had been frozen for 10 years, which weakened the market. So, let's find out which brands have PCD cars within the new ceiling!

Well, while once an excellent sales market for automakers, sales of cars to people with disabilities have been declining.

That's because, with rising car prices and the price ceiling frozen at R$ 70,000, it was no longer viable to buy that type of car model.

However, the market heated up again with the enactment of the law that increased the limit to R$ 140 thousand.

It's important to remember that the discounts granted through tax incentives are only valid for passenger vehicles with 4 doors and engines up to 2,000 cm³.

Furthermore, the person's illness must be included in the list of conditions that qualify for discounts and incentives at the time of purchase.

This list is readily available on the internet.

Furthermore, there is the possibility of purchasing vehicles for people with disabilities (PCD) by family members who are legal representatives of individuals with disabilities, provided that this is duly proven.

So, let's find out which brands offer models suitable for people with disabilities (PCD). Stay tuned!

So, let's find out which brands offer cars for people with disabilities (PCD) and learn about the best and cheapest models from each of them.

Therefore, we have listed for you models from the best-selling brands in Brazil that offer cars for people with disabilities (PCD) within the new price ceiling with discounts from tax incentives.

Furthermore, for standardization purposes only, our list is in ascending order of value.

In addition to being easy to drive and having a prominent dashboard and good ergonomics, this chosen Peugeot model has a design considered one of the most beautiful currently available.

Its market price, after discounts, is around R$ 74,000.

This new compact SUV from Fiat is also priced below the new price ceiling.

With a CVT automatic transmission and Firefly engine, it has good fuel consumption, but leaves something to be desired in terms of dynamic performance.

The average market price with discounts is R$ 75 thousand.

The Hyundai SUV in the Smart Plus version offers a good balance between cost and benefit.

One of its advantages is that its maintenance costs are among the lowest among sport utility vehicles.

It should be completely remodeled by the end of the year.

The average price ranges around R$ 77 thousand with discounts.

This Toyota compact car features the famous Japanese mechanics, with a well-designed CVT transmission and a reasonable level of comfort, but its finish is weak.

Since the Yaris lineup is set to change this year, you might be able to snag a good discount.

The average consumer price ranges around R$ 83 thousand.

This Nissan model is another SUV whose price falls within the approved price limit.

With a new design, good basic equipment, and good performance, as well as low maintenance costs, it's also a good purchase option.

You can find this model for an average price of R$ 84 thousand on the market.

The Sport version should be equipped later this year with a new 1.0-liter three-cylinder turboflex engine, but its price will still likely remain within the discount ceiling.

With the reliability of the Jeep brand, it's also a good purchase option.

The average price on the market is around R$ 84 thousand.

This crossover is the only model currently sold by Citroën in Brazil.

Considered to have an outdated design, it will soon be joined by the third generation of the C3.

The equipment supplied is in line with market prices.

The average price is around R$ 85 thousand.

This Chevrolet mid-size hatchback is the only example of its kind in a market dominated by sedans and crossovers.

It has a good amount of equipment and a more sporty design with good mechanical performance that guarantees agility in the city and robustness on the road.

You can find it on the market for an average price of R$ 92 thousand.

Another SUV priced within the new limits offers an aggressive cost/benefit ratio, as is common in models from the Chinese brand.

With a range of installed equipment and plenty of comfort and performance, it's a good option among SUVs available for people with disabilities.

Its average market price is around R$ 95 thousand.

This Volkswagen sports sedan model also fits within the new price ceiling.

With its well-known VW mechanics, the comfort of a sedan, and good performance, it's a good purchase option, despite being among the expensive car models for people with disabilities (PCD).

The average price on the market is around R$ 98 thousand.

And lastly, we have the Honda mid-size sedan, which has the renowned warranty and reliability of the Japanese brand.

With an excellent balance between performance and comfort and good equipment, it couldn't be left out of the list of good options that are within the discount limit for cars for people with disabilities.

However, it has the highest average price on the list, around R$ 99 thousand.

Well, now for those of you who are already familiar with the brands and models of cars for people with disabilities (PCD) that are being offered on the market, we suggest our article on hydrogen cars produced in Brazil, as they will increasingly become part of our daily lives.

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