Debut of the New Fiat Tipo range
Redacción
23 January 2019
4 min.
The Fiat Tipo range expands in 2019. Thanks to the new models and trim levels, the Italian manufacturer offers a wide selection of options to meet the needs and different age groups of the public.
2019 is presenting itself as a promising year for Fiat. The debut of the new Fiat Tipo range has recently taken place. In it we find three new models (4-door, 5-door and Station Wagon) and four new trim levels (Street, Mirror, S-Design and Sport).
Attention has been focused especially on the new S-Design and Sport versions, aimed at a young audience looking for sportiness and a personal style, thanks to the Mirror and Street trim levels.
Of course, connectivity is another of the most important factors in these models. The integration con Apple CarPlay and Android Auto is present. In addition, its design, especially in the Street version, offers an attractive combination without forgetting the spaciousness and the comfort characteristic of the Tipo range.
Tipo S-Design and Tipo Sport, personality and sportiness combined
Starting with the Fiat Tipo Sport, we can see that it stands out thanks to its sporty equipment. Its dynamic style is reinforced by a number of exclusive design elements.
The Sport trim level is only available in its 5-door version, thus making the Sport a top-of-the-range version with a very distinctive character, thanks, among other things, to the sporty front and rear bumpers, the side skirts and the new fog light surrounds.
The rear diffuser, or its eye-catching spoiler, are other clear references to the world of racing.
On the other hand, the S-Design version brings a bolder character, partly thanks to new features both inside and out. One of the most notable is its Rosso Passione body colour, combined with a contrasting black roof.
On the exterior, its glossy black grille takes centre stage, covering practically the entire front, as well as its front headlights, which include optional bi-xenon technology.
It features 18-inch alloy wheels with a diamond-cut finish on the air intake profile. Its rear windows are tinted, completing the premium look of the model.
In the engine range, both share the petrol 1.4 95 CV option and the 1.3 Multijet 95 CV, which join the current 1.4 T-Jet 120 CV and the 1.6 Multijet 120 CV, the latter with DCT automatic gearbox.
Tipo Street and Tipo Mirror, subtlety and technology
The Tipo Street is aimed at a young audience looking for a dynamic, elegant and affordable model at the same time. The Pop character of the model stands out from the rest of the range.
It features 16-inch alloy wheels, tinted windows and dark details to provide a distinctive contrast. In addition, the door handles, the grille and the tinted windows fit perfectly with the concept of this vehicle.
The LED lights or the exterior logo specific to this model help consolidate the foundations of the Tipo Street.
In short, this version combines the design and class of Italian design, the roominess and comfort of a mid-size saloon with sporty touches, all at a very affordable price.
On the other hand, the Tipo Mirror is the perfect combination of technology and Tipo style. Connectivity is the order of the day in this model, featuring the Uconnect 7 HD Live touchscreen, which is ready for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
Of course, the Tipo Mirror is also style, thanks to its new and exclusive Venezia body colour, available as an option, which makes an outstanding debut, and is also perfect for highlighting a wide range of chrome details, such as the door handles, side mouldings or the lower profile of the grille.
The special Mirror logo is also present, as are the 16-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels, which complete its look.
As we can see, the options of the new expansion of the Tipo Range for 2019 are really attractive. Only time will tell if they have got the changes right, although from here we love the new initiative taken by the Italian manufacturer.
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