Fiat Could Soon Reborn This Iconic City Hall of the '90s.
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Fiat is considering bringing back the Punto, which ended production in 2018. The idea is to create a traditional hatchback to complement the Grande Panda, but the technical specifications and sales schedule for the new model have not yet been announced.
Fiat could soon reconnect with one of its iconic models. Arnaud Belloni, boss of the brands Fiat, Abarth and Lancia, evoked the potential return of the Punto during an interview granted to our colleagues of the Automobile-Magazine. A new city that would complete the Grande Panda and strengthen the presence of the brand on the B segment.
FIAT could be preparing for the return of one of the most important cars in its history. After regaining prominence in the small car market with the Grande Panda, the Italian brand is seriously studying to resurrect other models, such as the Multipla, bringing to production the Multiplay Concept, but also the mythical FIAT Punto, which disappeared from the dealers in 2018. This has been acknowledged by Arnaud Belloni, head of FIAT, Abarth and La…
Arnaud Belloni, director general of FIAT, Abarth and Lancia, confirmed during a recent interview the return of FIAT Punto. A model that will seek to complement the Grande Panda and cement the presence of the brand in the very important segment B, category currently dominated by Renault. The launch of the Grande Panda has meant the return of FIAT to the very important segment B (utilitarian), in which it was not present since the disappearance of…
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