BYD Song Plus Tops Brazil's Armored Vehicle Conversion Authorization List in Q1 2026
2026-06-29 11:19
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en.Wedoany.com Reported - The BYD Song Plus ranked first in Brazil's armored vehicle conversion authorization count for the first quarter of 2026. Data released by the Brazilian Armor Association (Abrablin) shows that the model's authorization numbers surpassed those of the Toyota Corolla Cross and Jeep Commander. From January to March, a total of 8,550 armored conversion authorizations were issued nationwide, a 6.5% increase from 8,029 in the same period last year. Chinese brand Great Wall Haval H6 also entered the top ten, ranking sixth. The top ten models in the list are: BYD Song Plus, Toyota Corolla Cross, Jeep Commander, Jeep Compass, Volvo XC60, Great Wall Haval H6, BMW X1, Volkswagen Taos, Volkswagen T-Cross, and Toyota Corolla Sedan. SUVs dominated the list, with only the Toyota Corolla Sedan being a non-SUV model.

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Claudir Bertoldo, General Manager of Avallon Blindagens, stated that consumer preference for SUVs reflects changing demand. Armored vehicle conversion is no longer limited to entrepreneurs and executives; an increasing number of ordinary consumers seeking a combination of safety and technology are incorporating it into their car purchase plans. The growth in the supply of models compatible with armored conversion, including new models from Chinese brands, has also driven market expansion.

In terms of customer demographics, the proportion of female owners has risen from approximately 20% a decade ago to nearly 50%. Demand for armored conversion for daily use has become significant, with users including families, freelancers, women driving alone, and commuters in large cities. Despite nationwide growth, the market remains highly concentrated: São Paulo accounts for about 82% of armored vehicles, while Rio de Janeiro accounts for approximately 8%. Individuals and companies represent roughly 85% of total demand, with the remainder coming from rental companies, public security agencies, and app-based companies.

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