
Fiat has revealed its new miniature SUV that’s made in India and will be sold in other emerging markets like Brazil.
It’s not known what car the small SUV -- called the Mobi -- is based on but it’s thought it could be underpinned by the Fiat Panda.
Featuring a raised ride height, the small Renault Kwid rival gets black plastic wheel-arches to give the impression it’s a tough off-roader but it’s unlikely, on cost grounds, to ever come equipped with the Panda 4x4’s all-wheel drive hardware.
For the Brazilian market there’s just one engine option -- a 54kW/93Nm 1.0-litre four-cylinder petrol that produces fractionally more power if it’s run on pure ethanol (75kW/97Nm).
Against the clock, Fiat Brazil claims the Mobi takes 14.3 seconds to reach 100km/h and tops out at 153km/h.
Pricing in the Brazilian market is from around $11,500.