Dongfeng’s Brazilian operation has begun presenting its DFM-branded electric cars online ahead of a planned market entry in 2026. The Box hatchback and Vigo SUV are listed on Mercado Livre with equipment, technical details, colors and powertrain information; interested shoppers can leave their contact details for follow-up by dealers. Dongfeng says its initial retail network will have 60 locations across 48 cities in 22 Brazilian states.
The Box Urban is 4.02 meters long, with a 2.66-meter wheelbase and 309 liters of luggage capacity. Its front-mounted motor produces 95 hp, while a 43.89-kWh LFP battery is rated for 275 km of range under Brazil’s Inmetro testing. The Vigo Urban Plus measures 4.31 meters long and has a 2.72-meter wheelbase; its cargo space totals 500 liters, plus a concealed 72-liter compartment. It delivers 163 hp and has a 51.87-kWh LFP battery, with a stated Inmetro range of 302 km.
Both cars support 6.6-kW AC charging and vehicle-to-load power. DC fast charging is rated at up to 88 kW for the Box and 167 kW for the Vigo; the reported 30-to-80% charging times are 30 and 18 minutes, respectively. Listed safety and driver-assistance equipment includes six airbags, a 360-degree camera, adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency braking.
Reported prices remain estimates rather than official announcements. The Box E3 is expected to cost R$135,900 in an initial special offer, rising to R$138,900 after December 31. Vigo versions are said to start at R$163,900 for the E2+, while the E3 is expected at R$169,900 initially and R$174,900 afterward. The Box is positioned against the Geely EX2, and the Vigo against the GWM Ora 5.