With a price reduction of R$4,000, the entry-level Fiat Fastback comes with a 130 HP 1.0 turbo engine and costs the general public R$117,990
The Fiat Fastback has special conditions for the PCD public. The Italian car manufacturer announced last Wednesday, 20, a reduction of R$ 4,000 on the price of the Fastback Turbo 200 starting from January 2024. The model will start from R$ 117,990 and can be offered to people with disabilities (PWD), now costing R$101,620. with discounts.
This is a strategy already applied by Stellantis with the Jeep Renegade, whose price was recently reduced by R$7,700. In the case of the Fiat Fastback the price dropped from R$ 121,990 to R$ 117,990 also for the general public. “With the price reduction of the Fastback Turbo 200, it will be possible to offer a special condition to serve the PCD audience, which is extremely important for the brand,” says Alexandre Aquino, vice president of the Fiat brand for South America.
The entry-level Turbo 200 AT offers 8.4-inch multimedia as standard with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, electronic parking brake, automatic and digital climate control, cruise control, rear parking sensors, reversing camera, headlights and headlights LED lights, 17″ alloy wheels, 4 airbags, as well as stability and traction controls.
Under the bonnet, the version features a 1.0 turbo flex engine with 125/130 horsepower (petrol/ethanol) and 200 Nm of torque, again with a CVT automatic transmission that simulates 7 gears. With this package the Fiat Fastback goes from 0 to 100 km/h in 9.4 seconds and records an average on the road of up to 14.6 km/l. Among the strong points of the SUV is the 600-litre boot.
Source: Terra
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