ARThe Argentine automotive industry saw a nearly 10% decline in sales of new vehicles during the first half of the year, according to data from Acara. In this context, several automakers introduced price reductions in July, with Chinese manufacturer JMEV lowering the price of its sole model, the Easy 3, by $2000, making it the cheapest new car in the country at $16,900. The Easy 3 is a fully electric city car that now displaces the Renault Kwid from the top spot in terms of affordability. JMEV also announced financing options through Banco Santander, including a fixed interest rate of 0%, up to $15 million, and up to 18 interest-free installments. The vehicle features a single 10.1-inch screen combining the dashboard and infotainment system but lacks compatibility with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
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