It is noteworthy that initially the model was shown without a name, because its name was chosen by an online vote. It was the Pulse variant that received the most votes. The model's competitors will be Renault Duster, as well as Volkswagen Nivus and T-Cross.
The Fiat Pulse crossover is built on the MLA platform, which is used by the B-class hatchback Argo. The car is just over 4 m in length and features a rather expressive design with smooth shapes, a sloping roof and narrow LED headlights.
In the cabin, top versions feature a virtual instrument panel and a sizable 10.1-inch touchscreen. All Fiat Pulse 2022 are equipped with cruise control, lane keeping assist and 4 airbags.
Buyers will be offered a 1.3-liter 109-horsepower naturally aspirated petrol engine and a 1.0-liter turbo engine with about 120-130 hp (the exact figure has not yet been announced). The crossover will be available with a 6-speed manual or CVT, but drive will be front-wheel only.
