The upgrades in the cabin are more noticeable as the dashboard, seats and instrument panel have been given a thoroughly restyled look that borrows from the C-segment Bravo hatch.
Furthermore, the 2010 Punto Evo is the second car in the Fiat Group after the Alfa Romeo MiTo to benefit from an updated range of petrol engines equipped with the firm's revolutionary MultiAir technology that uses a new electrohydraulic valve management system to reduce fuel consumption by controlling air directly via the inlet valves without using the throttle.
Along with the familiar diesel line-up, the supermini's range also includes two alternative fuel engines, a methane and an LPG unit.
Prices are expected to be announced closer the Fiat Punto Evo's sale date in the second half of October.
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