Fiat cuts R$ 38.5 thousand in the hybrid Fastback to react to Chinese SUVs

With the arrival of new Chinese electrified SUVs in the range of R$ 150 thousand, Fiat decided to react and reduced the price of the Fastback Impetus Hybrid. During July, the top-of-the-line version, equipped with a 1.0 turbo engine and a 12-volt mild hybrid system, goes from R$ 173.490 to R$ 134.990, a discount of R$ 38.5 thousand – about 22%. The offer is valid for purchase in cash, until August 4 or while stocks last.

Updated in the 2026 line, the Fastback received discreet changes in look, inspired by the brand’s European models. The SUV gained a redesigned front bumper and unprecedented details on the front grille. The dimensions remain the same: 4.44 meters long, wheelbase of 2.53 meters and trunk of 516 liters (VDA).

Under the hood, the model uses the 1.0 turbo flex T200 engine, which delivers up to 130 hp with ethanol (125 hp in gasoline) and 20,4 kgfm of torque, always associated with the CVT transmission. The mild hybrid system, with a 4 hp auxiliary electric motor, acts only as support for the combustion engine, without the ability to drive the wheels alone. According to Inmetro, consumption reaches 12.6 km/l in the city and 13.9 km/l on the highway with gasoline.

Among the standard equipment, the Impetus version offers a 7″ digital panel, 10″ multimedia center, automatic digital air conditioning, induction cell phone charger, face-to-face key, front and rear parking sensors, reversing camera, electronic parking brake with Auto Hold, leather-covered seats, 18″ wheels and electrically folding mirrors.

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Some items, however, remain restricted to the list of options. The panoramic sunroof is part of the Sunroof package, while the blind spot monitor depends on contracting the Connect Me package. The safety configuration also draws attention: according to the released sheet, the version has four airbags and does not include features such as adaptive cruise control (ACC), an item increasingly common among direct rivals in the segment. Even so, the price cut puts the coupe SUV back in a fierce dispute, now face to face with the imported electrified ones that had been pressing the range.