2015 Fiat Bravo will be rolling on the streets in Brazil in a few months, when it will go on sale. The facelifted five-door compact hatchback version of the car will be locally produced. The revised version features more stylish front and rear fascias as well as new alloys. There are also other exterior tweaks such as the new headlamps, grille and bumpers. The front end includes design dominated by the new grille that adds a new chrome bar.
The Fiat logo is positioned in the center of the grille and is in perfect harmony with the bumper and the new frame of foglamps. At the back, we see new taillights, a redesigned bumper again as well as a different typeface.
The interior adds for the 2015 model year multimedia system with LCD screen and touchscreen controls, and integrated reverse camera and a GPS navigation system. The driver will enjoy a multifunctional steering wheel wrapped in leather. There are also some shiny accents which spice up the cabin.
The car will be offered in four trim levels: Essence, Sporting, T-Jet and BlackMotion. The firs two trims and the last trim are equipped with the 1.8 16V engine, while the T-Jet version – with the 1.4 16V unit. The 1.8 16V powerplant is coupled with a Dualogic Plus (AMT) transmission, while the T-Jet model comes as a standard with a six-speed manual gearbox.
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