During the Geneva Motor Show, Fiat will give the premiere of the new Freemont, exposed in a version with bodywork Bright Silver Metallic, 19-inch alloy wheels and 170 bhp 2.0 Multijet engine. The stand will also host the Punto, Qubo, Bravo and Doblo MyLife under construction. The B segment is recognized for the spring glossy black piano black for a bumper and uprights, while the handles and rear view mirror housings are painted body color front and rear projectors and earn an unprecedented dark frame. The equipment includes six airbags, ESP, manual climate control, steering wheel radio controls, remote control for opening doors, height-adjustable driver’s seat and adjustable steering wheel height and depth. Five engines are available: 1.2 69 bhp, 1.4 77 bhp, 1.4 Natural Power 77 bhp, 1.4 77 HP EasyPower LPG, 1.3 Multijet 75 bhp.

The Bravo MyLife shall be brought by only 1.6 MultiJet 120 bhp and is recognized for the front grille and B-pillar glossy black finish with piano black, for 16 inches wheels with diamond effect and paints Brave Black, Grey Red distinct and Proud. Standard are front and side airbags, air conditioning, driver and front passenger seat height adjustable opening, radio with CD player and doors with remote control. The Qubo and Doblò MyLife using respectively 1.3 Multijet 75 hp engine and 90 bhp 1.6 Multijet and a standard feature, the bumpers and mirrors painted in body-colored, while the roof rails to roof rack and alloy wheels 16 inch are available as options.

In Geneva debuted the new construction TwinAir for Fiat 500 sedan and convertible, combined with only 0.9 Twin 85 hp. This version offers some external details anthracite roof “pianoblack” and search for “matt black”. The interior receives a personalized banner instead of dark tones (the end of the bridge has burnished finish), while the system is standard Blue & Me entertainment and navigation with TomTom. The latest news is the brand Air Technologies, which Fiat will use throughout 2011 with the aim to identify innovations and developments ranging from cars to alternative power supplies, management systems and traction gear to Start & Stop, technical solutions designed to increase the efficiency of vehicle dynamics.

Fiat setting up the new twins and eco-Air Technologies at Geneva with the range MyLife Pictures Gallery