Frédéric
According to the clubalfa.itThe 10 best-selling Fiat models in the world in 2022:
- Fiat 500 with 180,400 units sold (thermal and electric)
- Fiat Panda with 138,300 units sold
- Fiat Tipo/Aegea with 132,700 units sold
First of all, these 3 models are very "European-centric" (although the Tipo is also sold in the Middle East, particularly in Turkey). The next models in the ranking are linked to the South American market, Fiat's stronghold.
4. Fiat Strada with 120,800 units sold and the best-selling car in Brazil
5. Fiat Pulse with 95,100 units sold.
6. Fiat Cronos with 80,900 units, a great success especially in Argentina where it is produced.
7. Fiat Mobi with 77,100 units sold.
8. Fiat Argo with 68,800 units sold.
9. Fiat Fiorino with 63,900 units sold.
10. Fiat Ducato with 61,400 units sold. These last 2 models demonstrate Fiat's strong position in the LCV segment.
source : clubalfa.it
If I'm not mistaken, they're missing an SUV and a pickup for South America.
Fiat Fastback, Toro and Titano.
Hello
I've just bought my 2nd Fiat Tipo: the first 1.4 95hp and the 2nd 1.6 multijet 130hp in the cross plus version.
I don't understand why this model doesn't work in France.
Is Fiat less relevant in the European market?
Fiat would do well to keep its Tipo range alive. I've seen that it's once again possible to order a non-"Cross" version in France, but at 29,000 euros list price, even with a light hybrid, it's going to be complicated - a Corolla currently starts at 30,400 euros...
At least at €29,000, you don't get a problem-ridden engine that the manufacturer doesn't want to hear about even after several customer complaints, and it's rated as the most reliable sedan after the Japanese and Koreans, and since its engines accept ethanol... it's a no-brainer.
Too bad the strada is no longer sold in Europe.
You could have put the figures for the 500x as an indication, as a matter of fact.
while we're at it...