New Fiat Uno comes to Europe straight from Brazil
This Italian city car, placed between the Panda and Evo Punto models in the Fiat range, will be produced, starting next year in Serbia.
Future Fiat Uno, developed for the Brazilian market, will be brought to Europe in the second half of next year, announces the online edition of British magazine “Autocar”.
Small cars will be sold this summer in the largest country in Latin America.
This version dedicated to European markets, will be assembled at Fiat’s factory in Serbia.
Italian manufacturer allocated earlier this year, 150 million for implementing the production line at its factory in Zastrava.
Due to its dimensions – 3.77 m long, 1.64 m wide – the car (developed on a shortened version of the Punto platform) can be placed between the Panda and Fiat Punto Evo in the current range.
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