OFiat Mobi is the brand’s entry-level model, and after receiving safety features at the beginning of this year, it is now arriving in the 2025 line, according to the brand’s official website. However, no new information was released about the subcompact, which is currently one of the cheapest in the country.
Therefore, the Fiat model continues to be offered in versions Like It is Trekkingcosting R$ 72,990 It is R$ 75,990, respectively, according to the brand’s website. This means that the subcompact has not undergone any changes in price, nor in its standard equipment, compared to April. In the month in question, the model became R$1,000 more expensive, for example.
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During the month of January, to adapt to the new law, Mobi received some equipment, such as electronic stability control (ESP). In addition, items such as daytime running lights and a seat belt warning also found their way into the subcompact.
Thus, as standard, the Mobi 2025 offers air conditioning, power steering, electric windows and locks, double airbags, on-board computer and ABS brakes. There are also arrow repeaters in the rear view mirrors and a tire pressure monitor, capable of detecting loss of pressure in the wheels.
Fiat Mobi continues with 1.0 Fire EVO engine
In the above Trekking version, in addition to the accessories common to the version, the following are available: roof rack, roof console, height-adjustable driver’s seat and multimedia center with 7″ screen, Android Auto and wireless Apple Car Play. Both versions have 14-inch steel wheels, but with a difference in the color of the hubcaps: in the Like version, they are aluminum; and in Trekking, darkened.
Finally, the Fiat Mobi is powered by the 1.0 Fire Evo engine, with 71 hp of power and 9.3 mkgf of torque, using gasoline. If fueled with ethanol, the values increase to 74 hp of force and 9.7 mkgf of torque. Equipped only with a manual transmission, the model has an average consumption of 13.5 km/l in the city, and 15 km/l on the highway, with gasoline. For ethanol, the averages are 9.6 and 10.4 km/l, respectively.
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