The Italian brand has revealed today the Fiat Punto Evo price for the British market where it will hit the dealer network in January 2010. The engine line-up offered by the Fiat Punto Evo includes a 1.4 8-valve petrol, a 1.4 16-valve MultiAir petrol (105bhp and 135bhp) and a 1.3 16-valve MultiJet diesel (75bhp and 95bhp).
The equipment list highlights featured by the Fiat Punto Evo include ABS anti-lock brakes with EBD, all the airbags you can think of, radio/CD/MP3 player, power steering, electric mirrors and Blue&Me infotainment.
The Fiat Punto Evo price starts on the British market at £10,995.00 for the base model and goes up to £15,295.00 for the top of the range Sporting 1.4 MultiAir (135 hp) with Start&Stop 3 door version.
Fiat Press Release:
Pricing for the forthcoming Fiat Punto Evo has just been announced by Fiat Group Automobiles UK.
With a starting price of £10,995 OTR the new car, which goes on sale in the UK in January, represents outstanding value for money. At the top end of the Punto Evo range, the highly specified Sporting 1.4 MultiAir version costs £15,295 – an OTR price that includes sports seats, cruise
control, side skirts, air conditioning, sports suspension and 17-inch alloy wheels as standard.
Available with a choice of five low emissions, Euro 5 engines, all fitted with Start&Stop as standard, the new Punto Evo comes in five different trim levels – Active, Dynamic, GP, Eleganza and Sporting.
Among the advanced engine line-up are two power units featuring Fiat’s new MultiAir technology. The full list includes: 1.4 8-valve petrol, 1.4 16-valve MultiAir petrol (105bhp and 135bhp) and 1.3 16-valve MultiJet diesel (75bhp and 95bhp).
Standard equipment in the entry-level Active model includes ABS anti-lock brakes with EBD, driver, passenger and knee airbags, radio/CD/MP3 player, power steering, electric mirrors and Blue&Me infotainment.
Dynamic trim level adds such equipment as side and window airbags, leather steering wheel and air conditioning, while Eleganza models get alloy wheels, cruise control and rear parking sensors as standard. The GP specification includes rear spoiler, dark tinted headlights and foglights.
“There has been much speculation about the price of the new Punto Evo since we first announced the car earlier this year, and we’re delighted now to be able to reveal details,” says Elena Bernardelli, marketing director, Fiat Group Automobiles UK.
“Punto Evo is in an important and highly competitive sector of the market but we are confident that we have a beautifully-equipped car at value-for-money prices that will keep it competitive and desirable.”
The Punto Evo goes on sale through Fiat’s 170-strong UK dealer network in January 2010.
