Tag: TIPO

  • New Fiat Tipo brings sportiness and aggressiveness to the lineup

    2021 Fiat TipoThe Fiat Tipo range is updated with an eye-catching and elegant sporty look and an extended list of standard features, further diversifying the lineup. Indeed, the new Tipo City Sport is already available – let’s find out some more!

    Fiat Tipo City Sport Exterior

    The model brings new design idea to the Tipo family and proudly showcases a new glossy black front grille, door handles, and mirrors. Also, the vehicle features a new LED headlights design, sporty 18-inch wheels and an overall muscular stance that contributes to that overall sporty and aggressive feel.

    Fiat Tipo City Sport Interior

    The sense of sportiness and aggressiveness is also brought inside, where occupants will benefit from a chrome steering wheel and gear knob with detailed black stitching. There’s also a chrome finish on the air vents and handbrake button.

    As part of the standard features, the vehicle offers keyless entry and go, ParkView rear parking camera, front parking sensors, electrically adjustable glossy black door mirrors, and more.

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    The Fiat Tipo was launched in 2016 with a saloon version, five-door, and Station Wagon and now the lineup is further expanded with the addition of the new Tipo City Sport. From launch, it has contributed to the performance of the Fiat brand, with more than 70% of its sales volumes in markets beyond Italy and a total of 670,000 units sold.

    2021 Fiat Tipo

    Source: Fiat 

  • Fiat Tipo cross unveiled as Tipo line-up receives refresh

    2021 Fiat Tipo Cross1

    The Fiat Tipo range line-up has been updated with a refreshed design, new technology, and an updated engine offering.  The line-up is also being expanded with the addition of the new Tipo Cross.

    New Tipo Cross
    The new Tipo Cross brings a new variant to the Tipo family with a more powerful stance on the road, a new grille design that extends below the headlights, and a higher ride height. The new Tipo Cross is almost 7cm taller than the Tipo.

    Giving a more solid and muscular appearance, with an exclusive skid plate, bumper featuring a prominent bull bar, side skirts, and roof bars available exclusively on the Station Wagon version. Larger tires as standard create an even more robust look.

    New Tipo
    The Tipo range has been completely refreshed with a more modern, dynamic, and elegant look, featuring updated headlights, now with full-LEDs, refreshed bumpers and a redesigned grille, with the new Fiat badge. The Tipo is also the first Fiat to take on this wordmark logo, following the recently unveiled New 500.

    Inside, the passenger compartment is brand-new, too with a fully configurable 7-inch TFT digital cluster to replace the previous analog instrument panel. A more ergonomic steering wheel also provides better visibility of the 7-inch TFT cluster while the air conditioning controls have been updated with new chrome and black inserts.

    Tipo, a success story
    The Fiat Tipo was launched in 2016 with a saloon version, 5-door, and Station Wagon, and now the family is set to grow with the addition of the new Tipo Cross. From launch, it has contributed to the performance of the Fiat brand, with more than 70% of its sales volumes in markets beyond Italy and a total of 670,000 units sold.

    Further UK information on the New Fiat Tipo and Tipo Cross will be provided in November.

  • Fiat Showcases the new Tipo at the Geneva Show

    2016 Fiat TipoThe fresh-out-of-the-fabric FIAT Tipo hatchback and estate made its debut at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show. Joining forces with Tipo saloon that was unveiled back at the Istanbul Motor Show, the latest Tipo share the same ideas for spacious interior, smooth ride and high quality elements. All this wrapped in rather nice face and offered for a sweet price.

    The hatchback offers exceptional roominess both for passengers and luggage. The 4.37m long, 1.79m wide and 1.50m tall vehicle has a boot capacity of 440 liters, while the Estate version expands this volume to 550 liters. Also, the Tipo offers comfortable and highly-functional interior that also adopts the capabilities of modern-age technologies.

    In terms of drivetrain system, Fiat offers a total of five engines. Two of them are turbo diesel units: the 1.3-liter MultiJet II, capable of producing 95hp (69kW) and 200Nm of torque and the 1,6-liter Multijet II with 120hp (88kW) and 320Nm of torque. The rest are petrol units that offer 95hp(69kW) and 125Nm via a 1.4-liter 16 engine, a 1.4-liter turbo unit with 120hp (88kW) and 206Nm of torque and a 1.6-liter e-TorQ engine with 110hp (80kW)  and 152Nm.

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    The new Tipo will be offered in three trim levels with air conditioning, remote central locking, electric windows for estate, electric mirrors, six airbags, DAB digital radio and Bluetooth connectivity. Further details will be revealed soon.

    Source: Fiat 

  • Fiat Reveals the Name of its New Compact Sedan

    Fiat TIPO Front ViewFiat’s new compact sedan is going to be called with the sonorous name TIPO. This particular name will be on all compact sedans in the EMEA region countries except for Turkey, where the project name is Ægea.

    You might not know that the TIPO is a symbolic name for Fiat. It has been used by the company since its earliest days and it is now the time to make a strong comeback to the global market.

    SEE ALSO: Fiat Releases a Specia Ægea Model 

    Just like the Ægea, Fiat TIPO has four-doors, reliable equipment and high performing and economical power units. Precisely, in its range there are two Multijet II turbo diesel engines and two petrol ones, with manual or automatic transmission and power ratings from 95 to 120 HP. All units are also extremely efficient and are rated as low as 4 liters of diesel for each 100 km (62 miles).

    Fiat TIPO

    In terms of technology, Fiat TIPO comes with numerous technology tweaks, which enhance the driving experience and the overall pleasure of all passengers. For example, the compact sedan features Uconnect system, a 5-inch touch screen, a Bluetooth system, audio streaming and voice recognition.

    As any other Fiat, TIPO is designed in Italy by the FCA Style Centre. It has been developed in Turkey with Tofaş R&D, and produced in the Tofaş plant in Bursa. Sales of the new compact sedan will begin in December this year. Later, they will be extended to the other EMEA region countries.

    Source: Fiat