Fiat has revealed the sixth-generation Ducato for 2014, its version of the Light industrial vehicle established in conjunction with the Peugeot Boxer as well as Citroen Relay.
The Italian manufacturer declares the new exterior styling introduces “car design” to the LCV segment, featuring a unique grille, new alloys, as well as revised DRL headlights.
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This has likewise been the focus of cabin updates – the traditional as well as Techno trim levels both gain new, more comfortable seats, in addition to larger cup-holders as well as a Multifunction tablet Holder.
Under the bonnet, the new Ducato likewise boasts car-like emissions as well as as much as 10% much better economic climate from its variety of 2.3-litre diesel engines. three versions of the 2.3 Multijet II engine are available, offering between 110hp as well as 150hp. With optional stop-start tech, the two variety topping units are capable of as much as 45.6mpg with only 164g/km CO2 released.
Fiat likewise declares improved running costs are the result of weight saving techniques, including the utilize of composite materials in the rear suspension.
These modifications – together with body, suspension as well as chassis reinforcements – have assisted provide the Ducato the very best gross vehicle weight as well as van payload in the segment.
There’s likewise a wide variety of new tech for the Ducato, including Bluetooth technology, a hill-hold system, electronic braking assist, MP3 playback as well as ESC with rollover mitigation system as standard. Top-of-the-range designs function a reversing camera, built-in satnav, DAB radio as well as a five-inch colour touchscreen.
Optional extras include lane departure warning as well as indication recognition systems, in addition to Traction+ total with hill Descent Control.
Customers are likewise spoilt for option within the van range, with eight different tons capacities, four lengths as well as three different heights available. five lengths are offered for the chassis cabs, too.
Prices as well as full specs will be released by Fiat shortly, with the new Ducato set to show up in July.