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Fiat Fiorino 1.4 8V Fire Tecnico Van
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- Air Conditioning
- Bluetooth
- Parking Sensors
- Vehicle Length: 3957mm
- Load Height: 1205mm
- Load Length: 1523mm
- Transmission: Manual
- Payload: 610kg
Vehicle Description
Ten Second Review
With a 660kg payload limit and a 2.8m3 load volume, the Fiat Fiorino isn't the biggest van out there. Luckily, it makes up for its lack of bulk with impressive manoeuvrability and low running costs.
Background
As our cities and urban areas continue to indulge their penchant for expansion and sprawl, commercial vehicles may have to undergo a spot of shrinkage to cope. At least that's the view at Fiat where the compact Fiorino van is being touted as the ideal solution for operators that find themselves beset by congestion and plagued by soaring costs.
The Fiorino is Fiat's smallest purpose-built van. The Italian firm will also supply you with a commercial version of its Punto supermini but its teeny load carrying capacity precludes it for many. The Fiorino delivers a reasonably spacious load bay coupled with micro dimensions that should make the cuts and thrusts of metropolitan motoring that bit easier to avoid. The van, like the mainstay of Fiat's light commercial vehicle range, was created in partnership with PSA Peugeot Citroen. This means that prospective buyers can obtain vehicles that are borderline identical to the Fiorino in the shape of the Peugeot Bipper and Citroen Nemo. Fiat, of course, would prefer that they didn't.
Driving Experience
The engine line-up is a key reason why operators might choose the Fiorino instead of the Peugeot and Citroen models that share its platform. Fiat has installed its acclaimed Euro6-compliant 1.3-litre Multijet oil-burner rather than the 1.4-litre diesel used by its French partners. The unit comes with either 80 or 95bhp and is extremely compact and lightweight, giving rise to excellent fuel economy and with at least 190Nm of torque, it feels strong as well. With that maximum torque produced at 1,750rpm, the Fiorino has the punchy element to its performance that's perfect for darting in and out of traffic. It also has the accurate steering and tight turning circle that operators want when space is tight.
The alternative to the 1.3-litre Multijet diesel is a 1.4-litre petrol powerplant with 77bhp. Here torque of 118Nm is produced at 2,600rpm so there's less urgency at low revs but the petrol is smooth, refined and, crucially, costs less. Petrol tends to be routinely avoided by van buyers but the low-mileage, urban usage for which the Fiorino was designed might make unleaded a viable option for some. All models get a five-speed manual gearbox as standard but the diesel is available with the 6-speed Comfort-Matic sequential manual transmission which can operate in automatic mode.
Design & Build
In terms of style, the front bumper of this revised Fiorino has been restyled but otherwise, not much has changed in terms of the exterior aesthetics. So this van retains the high-mounted headlamps that are not only synonymous with its identity but also have a practical role in improving visibility and ensuring they are less susceptible to parking mishaps. Smarter 15-inch wheel covers and 15-inch, diamond finish, burnished alloy wheels complete the external revisions. As ever, the Fiorino has been designed with the urban environment very much in mind. The wheels are pushed to the corners of the vehicle to maximise interior space and manoeuvrability while keeping the van compact and wieldy.
Inside, the redesigned steering wheel is available with remote stereo controls and leather trim. The instrument cluster gets revised graphics with permanent backlighting for better visibility. Plus an extra storage compartment has been added to the dashboard. A new, five-inch, colour, touchscreen infotainment system is also offered for the first time, with Bluetooth, USB/AUX ports and available satellite navigation and DAB radio. As before, the interior of the Fiorino will feel a little confined to those familiar with full size compact vans but there's reasonable space for driver and passenger. The driving position is upright and affords a good view of your surroundings with the seat and the steering wheel offering a good range of adjustability. Lots of the switchgear will be familiar to owners of Fiat passenger cars and these days the Italian firm is well up to speed in terms of build quality. The general impression is one of user-friendliness and sturdy design.
Market & Model
Prices start at £12,595 ex VAT and even base versions of this Fiorino van are reasonably well equipped, including items like power steering, a CD stereo, height adjustment for the steering wheel and driver's seat, plus a ladder frame bulkhead. Further up the range, you get remote central locking, a nearside sliding side door, electric windows, electric mirrors and other extras. Safety-wise, this Fiorino offers all the safety systems of its predecessor: ABS braking with EBD, ESC stability control complete with ASR, a Hill Holder clutch, parking sensors and front and side airbags.
There's also a Combi model with a row of seats in the back. And, for drivers who need to tackle rough terrain or simply want to take on the winter weather with confidence, there's an Adventure version that offers 15-inch wheels with specific M+S tyres, raised suspension, oversized body protection, a front bumper with skid plate and Fiat's 'Traction+' electronic differential lock system which assists driving in low-grip conditions.
Practicalities & Costs
Fiat's Fiorino is small. 3,864mm long and 1,589mm wide, it's a compact van with the footprint littler than most superminis. Despite this, there's a 2.5m3 load volume to play with and a payload capacity of 660kg. That volume can be increased by means of an optional folding passenger seat which flops down to increase capacity to 2.8m3. It may not sound like much but it increases the available load length from 1,523mm to 2,491mm which is really handy when you're trying to cram longer items inside. The load bay is accessed through asymmetrically-split rear doors on the standard model with one or two sliding side doors available from the options list. The apertures behind these side doors are narrow so large items will have to go in through the rear where there's a low 527mm loading height and 1,064mm between the wheelarches.
The Fiorino should prove extremely economical to run, particularly in Multijet diesel form. Best of the bunch if you go for the diesel is the 'EcoJet' variant. This employs fuel-saving technologies such as a Start & Stop system, a 'smart' alternator and a variable displacement oil pump. Paired with a Comfort-Matic robotised transmission, it achieves 74.3mpg on the combined cycle, with emissions of 100g/km of CO2, meaning a fuel saving of up to 14% compared to the manual transmission without EcoJet.
Summary
If van drivers can give up some of the carrying capacity they're used to, Fiat can give them lower running costs and extra manoeuvrability in the shape of this improved Fiorino van. It's a trade off that some will be only too happy to make with the Fiorino proving well-suited to the trials and tribulations of getting about modern towns and cities.
The space available, both in the cabin and in the load area, will be the major concern for operators looking at the Fiorino. For some, there just won't be enough room to cover all eventualities. Those that can manage, however, get a vehicle ideally suited to its role, with the excellent 1.3-litre diesel engine giving the Fiorino a key advantage over its sister vehicles from Peugeot and Citroen.
Last updated (05/04/19)
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Vehicle Specification
Interior Features
- 12V Front Plug In Socket
- Air Conditioning
- Cabin Area Floor Covering
- Cloth Upholstery
- Driver Seat Lumbar Support
- Driver's Seat Armrest
- Glove Compartment
- Height Adjustable Driver Seat
- Height Adjustable Steering Wheel
- Ladder type bulkhead
Driver Convenience
- Locking Fuel Cap
- Power Steering
- Radio With Bluetooth 5
- Reverse Parking Sensor
Exterior Features
- Adjustable Headlights
- Athermic Windows
- Control For Opening Rear Door From Driver Compartment
- Electric Mirrors
- Front Bumper And Grille With Painted Ultrashine Silver
- Green Tinted Glass
- Nearside Sliding Door
- Twin Panelled Rear Doors
- Solid paint
Vehicle Dimensions
- Front Overhang 760
- Height 1721
- Length 3957
- Load Deck Height 527
- Load Height 1205
- Load Length 1523
- Load Space Width Between Wheel Arches 1046
- Load Width 1473
- Lower Rear Door Width 1140
- Rear Door Height 1060
- Rear Overhang 591
- Side Load Door Height 1041
- Side Load Door Width 644
- Turning Circle - Kerb To Kerb 9.95
- Turning Circle - Wall To Wall 10.45
- Upper Rear Door Width 1056
- Wheelbase 2513
- Width (Excluding Mirrors) 1716
Weight and Capacities
- Fuel Tank Capacity (Litres) 45
- Gross Vehicle Weight 1680
- Load Space Volume 2.5
- Minimum Kerbweight 1070
- No. Of Seats 2
- Payload 610
Performance
- Bhp 77
- Engine Power Kw 55
- Engine Power Rpm 6000
- Engine Torque Lbs.Ft 87
- Engine Torque Mkg 11.7
- Engine Torque Nm 115
- Engine Torque Rpm 3000
- Top Speed 98
General
- Did At Least One Aspect Of This Vehicles Safety Give Cause For Concern? No
- Badge Engine Cc 1.4
- Badge Power 75
- Clutch Single Dry Plate
- Exhaust System Catalytic Converter
- Front Brakes Ventilated Discs
- Front Suspension Mcpherson Strut
- Ghost Model For Valuation Purposes No
- Hand Brake Rear Drums
- Manufacturers Corrosion Perforation Guarantee - Years 8
- Manufacturers Paintwork Guarantee - Years 3
- Rear Brakes Drum
- Rear Suspension Torsion Beam
- Special Edition No
- Special Order No
- Standard Manufacturers Warranty - Mileage 120000
- Standard Manufacturers Warranty - Years 3
- Steering Pas Rack And Pinion
- Vehicle Homologation Class N1
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