Fiat Introduced in Argentina the new generation of Fiat 600one of the most remembered models in its history that left an indelible mark on Car market Argentina. The new car, which arrives imported from Poland and combines homage with modernity: it maintains the spirit of the historic “Vetteto”, but with a completely transformed design and mechanics that paves the way towards the electrification of the brand in the country.
The historic Fiat 600 returns as an inexpensive hybrid SUV
After announcing the pre-sale weeks ago, The 600 Hybrid has been officially introduced It became the first model with a system Mild hybrid Fiat in Argentina. With this launch, the company begins its journey towards a more efficient and technological scale, Joining the global trend of compact SUVs with hybrid drive.
The new model pays homage to the original Fiat 600 from 1955, though it’s now It joins the B-SUV segment with a four-door formatIt is 4.18 meters long and has a trunk capacity of 385 litres. Thus, the Fitito is reborn as an urban family vehicle with a proposition aimed at efficiency.
From the outside, the Fiat 600 Hybrid maintains a certain relationship with the 500X, although it adds its own identity. The round headlights with the light extending over the bonnet evoke the classic style of the original model, while the soft lines and balanced proportions give it a more powerful and contemporary image.
Windows with chrome frames depending on the version enhance the feel “City Car Premium”, The rear offers a clean, unsharp design, designed to appeal to those looking for a compact SUV with character.
Inside, the 600 Hybrid combines nostalgic touches with current technology. he 3D paintingAnd circular digital tools and Dual-spoke steering wheel With a rounded center they reference the spirit of the old 600, but adapted to a cabin with a central touchscreen and modern connectivity.
Security and digital assistance
In terms of safety, the new SUV comes complete. It contains six airbags (front, side and curtain), ABS brakes With EBD, ESC, Advanced Traction Control (TC+) and Hill Start Assist Recognizing traffic signs.
It also adds driving assistance with autonomous emergency braking (AEB), driver fatigue detection, tire pressure monitoring (TPMS), lane keep assist, Isofix stabilizers and alarm.
The interior of the Fiat 600 Hybrid is equipped with a multifunction steering wheel and the latest generation multimedia system.
The most notable are the following:
- The first mild hybrid model from Fiat in Argentina.
- Complete active and passive safety equipment.
- Design with nods to the original 600 and modern SUV aesthetics.
- Duty exemption and potential tax advantages in some jurisdictions.
Engine and hybrid performance
The most innovative aspect of the new Fiat 600 Hybrid is under the bonnet. The payment system combines a 1.2 turbo three-cylinder petrol engine (136 hp and 230 Nm) is powered by a 48-volt lithium-ion battery.
Under the hood, the 600 Hybrid combines a combustion engine and an electric power unit.
In general, The system delivers 145 horsepower It is associated with e-DCT dual-clutch automatic transmission Six speeds. The drive is forward-facing and the hybrid operation allows driving in electric mode at low speed or during short manoeuvres. Reducing consumption and emissions. Although it is a system The Mild Hybrid system, which does not offer a long electric range, achieves smoother and more efficient response in urban traffic.
How much will “Vetito” cost?
The Fiat 600 Hybrid is offered in one version with a warranty of three years or 100 thousand kilometers. Its launch price in Argentina is $34,500with an added advantage: by paying 0% customs duties, it enjoys a competitive position against other compact SUVs in the segment.
Considering the prices of other hybrid SUV models, The new Fiat 600 falls into the mid-range/accessible range. The GMW Jolion is among the cheapest cars (Their starting price is $29,900, while the top ones are the Haval H6 (starting value $35,500), Renault Arkana Spirit ($43,900,000) and Ford Maverick ($57,368,000).
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