Which small combustion cars will still be around in 2025?
The selection of small cars with combustion engines is becoming increasingly smaller as more and more manufacturers focus on electromobility. Nevertheless, there are still a few models that are currently available new and priced under €30,000. As ARI Motors, we naturally keep track of the market and show you which small combustion engine cars will still be available in 2025.
1st Dacia Sandero - from €12,400 (as of February 2025)
The Dacia Sandero is one of the most affordable small cars on the market. It offers solid technology, plenty of space and modern equipment at a fair price. The engine selection includes both petrol and LPG variants.
2nd Hyundai i10 - from €16,990 (as of February 2025)
The Hyundai i10 is one of the smallest small cars, but impresses with its high quality, modern technology and economical petrol engine. It particularly shows its strengths in the city.
3rd Kia Picanto - from €16,990 (as of February 2025)
The Kia Picanto scores with its compact size, high reliability and long warranty. It is ideal for city traffic and is still available with a petrol engine.
4th Toyota Aygo X - from €18,090 (as of February 2025)
The Toyota Aygo X stands out from classic small cars with its raised seating position and SUV-like design. As a petrol model, it remains an alternative in city traffic.
5th Mitsubishi Colt - from €18,290 (as of February 2025)
After years of hiatus, the Mitsubishi Colt is back, offering modern technology and efficient petrol engines. A new model with a proven name.
6th Seat Ibiza - from €18,430 (as of February 2025)
The Seat Ibiza combines a sporty design with modern technology and remains an interesting choice for young drivers as a petrol model.
7th Renault Clio - from €19,350 (as of February 2025)
The Renault Clio impresses with its stylish design, comfortable equipment and efficient gasoline engines. It remains an attractive choice for frequent drivers.
8th Skoda Fabia - from €19,690 (as of February 2025)
The Skoda Fabia offers plenty of interior space, modern technology and efficient petrol engines. A price-conscious alternative to the VW Polo.
9th VW Polo - The classic among small cars - from €19,835 (as of February 2025)
The VW Polo offers high-quality workmanship, modern assistance systems and efficient petrol engines. It is one of the most popular small cars in Germany.
10th Opel Corsa - from €22,680 (as of February 2025)
The Opel Corsa offers modern technology, good handling and is still available with a petrol engine. It shares the platform with the Peugeot 208.
Conclusion: small electric cars as an alternative?
Even if there are still some small combustion cars available, it is worth considering alternatives. Our electric runabouts from ARI Motors, in particular the compact ARI Bruni, fit perfectly into the field of small cars. The Bruni impresses with its agile handling, high energy efficiency, fast charging and solid range - perfect for city traffic. Drivers will also benefit from tax advantages and low maintenance costs until 2030. So you should think carefully about whether buying a combustion engine is still the best choice.
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