Fiat Bravo Xtreme Concept at São Paulo

Fiat has presented a concept based on the Brazilian Fiat Bravo, called Fiat Bravo Xtreme Concept, in which the Italian brand has modified the vehicle almost entirely. The modifications include a rather large grille, with a painted large Fiat logo, in the style of the early logos of the brand’s first vehicles.

The design adds dual exhaust outlets, a complete redesign of the lighting units, new bumpers (the rear one with an integrated diffuser), and 19-inch wheels. In short, a concept car that could easily fit into any show.

In addition to the exterior changes, Fiat has also made improvements to the 1.4 T-Jet, and not minor ones: it now produces no less than 253 hp, more than 100 horsepower over the original 140.

The model also features upgraded suspension for sporty use, as well as an improved braking system and steering system. But no one should get their hopes up, since there are no plans to put this model into production. As is usually said in these cases, this model is a showcase of what Fiat has to offer and nothing more.