Make a statement with your new 500 and make it your stylish brand!???? pic.twitter.com/vZuK5ksC63
— Fiat France (@FiatFr) July 26, 2022
There will be something new from Fiat. If the range of the Italian brand is quite small now, it will not last forever. Because since the creation of the Stellantis group, the result of the merger of the PSA and FCA groups, the leaders now want to revive the manufacturers that until then were neglected. This is especially true of Italians such as Lunch and Fiat. The former is expected to offer new models over the next few years, including a modernized and completely revised version of the Ypsilon. For its part, Fiat is also undergoing some changes to come out of its slumber. Because, apart from the Fiat 500, which recently went electric, the Italian firm has not released a new large model for a long time. But that will finally change.
The new 500 3+1 shines with its style and ingenuity thanks to the “Magic Doors”. pic.twitter.com/Xv1FqCUrn8
— Fiat France (@FiatFr) July 15, 2022
New point
Indeed, from next year, a real novelty will appear in the assortment. It’s just a new version of the Punto. The star model of the brand, which disappeared in the 2010s and, unfortunately, had no right to be replaced. A bug that will soon be fixed, to the delight of fans of the Italian city car. So far, unfortunately, we know very little about it, and the brand’s executives remain quite tight-lipped about it. Nevertheless, the boss of Fiat, Olivier Francois, nevertheless conceded to provide some information to our colleagues from Autocar. And the first thing we know is that this upcoming Punto won’t carry that name. But nothing is said about his new surname.
Base 208
Moreover, and this is actually quite logical, this new Fiat Punto will be based on the platform of the current one Peugeot 208. A technical base that will also allow you to afford electric motors, like a French city car. The lineup will also offer gasoline engines with 48-volt hybridization. Other models will arrive later, including electric ones. But so far, the Transalpine manufacturer has not confirmed anything on this matter.
It is impossible to look away. Explore the city in charm and style. Follow the compliments (on Nouvelle 500 ????)
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— Fiat France (@FiatFr) July 13, 2022
Source: Auto Plus
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