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Home » Green Car News » Fiat Eco Cars

New Fiat Qubo

19 January 2009

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Blending an eye-catching and attractive new form with class-leading function, the new Fiat Qubo offers chart-topping family friendliness.

Using the highly acclaimed Grande Punto platform as a base, Qubo is aimed at drivers who want to combine versatility, space and a car-like driving experience without sacrificing individuality.

The Qubo has been designed to appeal to buyers who are confident in a car that’s anything but run of the mill. As easy to manoeuvre as a supermini, it feels as spacious and comfortable as an MPV. This is achieved thanks to a large glass area that doesn’t just give the interior its airy feel but also boosts visibility and contributes to the car’s unique look. It’s neatly summed up by the out of the ordinary name. A play on the word Cube, Qubo hints that this car has far more to it than meets the eye.

Four versions of the Qubo will be available when it goes on sale this January with prices ranging from £9750 to £12,350. There will be two engine options, Fiat’s award-winning 1.3-litre MultiJet turbodiesel and a perky 1.4-litre petrol, plus Active and Dynamic trim levels that incorporate a generous amount of standard-fit equipment.

Both the Qubo’s engines conform to the latest stringent emissions requirements. The 1.3-litre 16v MultiJet returns a Combined economy figure of 62.8 mpg, and low, tax-friendly emissions of 119 g/km. Strong economy is also one of the bonuses of the 1.4 petrol, thanks to its multipoint injection system.

The MultiJet engine can be specified with Fiat’s Dualogic six-speed automatic transmission. This can be used as a clutchless manual as well as a full automatic. And there’s an Economy button to help maximise fuel consumption.

To ensure drivers get the most out of their Qubo, the car will become compatible with Fiat’s new eco:Drive system. This enables owners to use the Blue&Me USB slot

to download details of their driving and have it analysed by a bespoke computer programme. The result is that they can reduce substantially the impact their car has on the environment, and save fuel too.

 

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