Fiat Avventura Urban Cross was first showcased at the 2016 New Delhi Auto Expo, likely to launch in September
Fiat showcased the Avventura Urban Cross at the 2016 New Delhi Auto Expo earlier this year in February, and the car received appreciation from the visitors. Now a camouflaged test mule of the car has been spotted on roads for the first time, ahead of its launch which is likely to happen in September.
The Fiat Avventura Urban Cross comes sporting a revised fascia, which dons updated headlamps, new radiator grille, and redesigned front bumper. The front bumper looks aggressive and stylish, and dons the new generation Fiat grille design. At the side profile the car features new silver side body cladding, which we have already seen in the auto Expo showcase model.
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The alloy wheels come donning sporty design, while the blackened glass area and the sporty roof rails enhance appeal. As the spyshots suggest, the rear profile of the car comes shedding the tailgate mounted spare wheel, which we saw at Auto Expo. Dimensionally, too, the upcoming car remains identical to the regular Avventura, as it measures 4,000 mm in length, 1,700 mm in width, and 1,500 mm in height.
Interior of the car too gets overhauled appearance compared to the regular model, as the Urban Cross sports a revised multifunction steering wheel with silver accents. The instrument cluster features chrome trim and comes bearing both analog and digital displays, while the centre console dons a touchscreen infotainment system. Dashboard and seats also come bearing sporty dual tone red and black theme.
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Fiat Avventura Urban Cross gets a 1.4 litre T-Jet turbocharged petrol engine under the hood, mated to a five speed manual transmission. This engine churns out 140 PS of peak power at 5,500 rpm and 210 Nm of peak torque between 2,000 rpm to 4,000 rpm.
Source: IAB