THE latest Fiat Fullback Cross pick-up, designed to broaden the appeal of Fiat’s re-badged Mitsubishi L200, is heading our way targeting the lifestyle market after being revealed at the recent Geneva Motor Show.
After the car road tax upheaval, the light commercials’ more static VED and business rates advantage of double cab pick-ups as company cars – just £64 per month with free fuel – becomes even more attractive.
You will be able to spot the Fullback Cross by its range of interior and exterior styling upgrades, including a new grille with matt black ingots, an exclusive textured black sport bar, a satin silver skid plate, eye-catching black details and revised larger side steps. The Fullback Cross’s individual look is completed by the new all-black cargo space, with the Fiat logo in relief.
Comfort includes heated seats
The high-spec interior features leather seats, steering wheel and gear knob, automatic dual zone climate control and heated front seats, with six-way electric adjustment on the driver’s side. Infotainment equipment includes a 7-inch touchscreen with DAB CD/MP3 Radio, Bluetooth and USB port. A rear parking camera and satellite navigation complete the interior set-up.
On top of the luxury standard equipment, safety kit includes ABS with EBD, TSA (Trailer Stability Assist – a system which aids stability during towing), LDW (Lane Departure Warning), seven airbags and cruise control. Bi-Xenon headlights, front fog lights and LED daytime running lights are also included as standard.
Available as a double cab only, the Fullback Cross is fitted with a 2.4-litre common rail turbo-diesel engine and develops 180hp (133 kW) and a maximum torque of 430Nm. There are also two transmissions available: six-speed manual or five-speed automatic with sporty sequential mode and dashboard commands.
The Fiat Fullback Cross will go on sale in the summer and prices will be announced closer to the launch.
Fiat Fullback Cross has a good size loadbed
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