Mexico's 2021 Fiat Mobi Launches From The Equivalent Of $8,600
The Fiat Mobi is based on an old platform shared with the Lancia Ypsilon
Stellantis Mexico has launched the 2021 Fiat Mobi locally. It's offered in three different trim levels, named the Easy, Like and Treeking, and starts at 179,900 pesos, or $8,638 at today's exchange rates.
The entry-level has 14-inch steel wheels with caps, black door handles, daytime running lights, air conditioning, height-adjustable steering wheel, two frontal airbags, ABS, EBD, ISOFIX anchors and 40/60 split-folding rear seats.
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Priced from 201,500 pesos ($9,675), the 2021 Mobi Like rides on 14-inch aluminum wheels, has 19 cm (7.5 in) of ground clearance, reverse parking sensors and electrically adjustable side mirrors with integrated turn signals. A 3.5-inch LCD screen was added to the instrument cluster and it also gets a 7-inch infotainment system with smartphone integration, front electric windows and rear defogger.
The Mobi Trekking has an identical ground clearance to the mid-spec model and adds front fog lamps, body-colored door handles, roof rails, black side moldings, different 14-inch wheels, 'Trekking' stickers, new fabric upholstery, manual height adjustment for the driver's seat and extra storage spaces. This version of Fiat's city car is offered from 221,500 pesos ($10,635).
Based on an old platform shared with the second generation Panda and aging Lancia Ypsilon, the 2021 Mobi is powered by a tiny 1.0-liter engine. It kicks out 69 HP at 6,000 rpm and 68 pound-feet (92 Nm) of torque at 4,250 rpm, and is coupled to a five-speed manual transmission. Fiat's cheapest model on sale in Mexico returns 21.74 km/l (4.6 l/100 km / 51.1 mpg US) and is covered by a 3-year/60,000-km (37,282-mile) warranty.