The presentation marked the return of a historic name of the Italian brand with an eye toward the future. Price and details.
The “Fitito” was much more than a car: it was part of the daily life of millions of Argentines during the ’60s and ’70s. Compact, accessible and noble, the small Fiat 600 It motivated an entire generation, became a symbol of a working family and left an indelible mark on popular culture.
More than half a century later, Fiat revives that spirit with a completely new proposal: the Fiat 600 Hybrida model that combines Italian design, cutting-edge technology and energy efficiency. Its official presentation took place in Torrepuebloa complex located in Benavidezwhich seems taken from the heart of the Tuscanywith cobblestone streets, terracotta-colored facades and that unmistakable Mediterranean air that perfectly accompanied the debut of the new 600.
Made in Polandthis compact SUV has nothing to do with that urban classic. Under the hood, it combines a 1.2 turbo three-cylinder engine with a system 48 volt hybridwhat delivery 145 horsepower and 230 Nm of torquealong with a six-speed e-DCT automatic transmission with double clutch.
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Scope had the opportunity to try it brieflyand his behavior feels agile, silent and refinedespecially in the city. Its hybrid system allows circulate in electric mode at low speed and recover energy during braking or descents, achieving more efficient and relaxed driving.
How much does the new Fiat 600 Hybrid cost?
In terms of practicality, it offers a 385 liter trunkin addition to 17 inch wheels, full LED optics, fog lights and exterior details in piano black. Inside, there is a 10 inch multimedia screen, 7” digital board, wireless charger, automatic climate control and a complete package of driving assistance (ADAS)with six airbags, cruise control, reversing camera and fatigue alert.
He estimated price of the Fiat 600 Hybrid in Argentina is from US$34,500and marks the return of a historic name with an eye on the future: modern, efficient and faithful to the unmistakable italian spirit that always distinguished the brand.
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