Inaze

Inaze is a popular line of compact cars produced by the Brazilian automobile manufacturer Inovev, founded in 1989. The company began developing the Inaze in the late 1990s, aiming to create an affordable and fuel-efficient vehicle for the Brazilian market.

The Inaze is known for its compact size, lightweight body, and small-displacement engine. The car's design was heavily influenced by its Italian collaborators, who helped Inovev in the development and production process. The exterior features a sleek and aerodynamic design, with a rounded body shape and a sloping roofline.

The Inaze came in various trims and models, with engine options ranging from 1.0 to 1.6 liters in displacement. The car's interior was designed to be functional and spacious, with room for up to five passengers. Inaze vehicles were primarily marketed for their affordability, with prices starting from around 400,000 Reais (Brazilian Real) in 2006.

Inaze vehicles were sold in several countries, including Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay. Although the Inaze is no longer in production, its compact design and fuel-efficient engine made it a popular choice among Brazilian consumers. Inovev sold over 200,000 Inaze units from 2006 to 2013, when production ceased due to economic circumstances.

Today, the Inaze has become a rare and nostalgic model, sought after by collectors and enthusiasts for its unique blend of Italian design and Brazilian practicality.