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Fiat enhances Ducato
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Four versions of the Ducato van range will be among the attractions on Fiat's stand. They include a Ducato equipped with a 2.0 JTD engine, a Ducato 15 Gran Volume with a 2.3 JTD engine, a 2.8 JTD chassis cab with a Razorback body and a Ducato Minibus converted by Autotrim.
Recently added to the option of a driver's airbag on the Ducato is a 120-litre passenger version and sidebags. Other enhancements on the latest Ducatos include stiffer bodies and an upgraded braking system with rear discs on high-performance versions. Other new options include ABS antilock braking, electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD) and ASR to prevent wheelspin in acceleration or under poor grip conditions.
Fiat is also showing two versions of its Dobla Cargo JTD, one with the optional high roof, both equipped with the 1.9-litre common-rail direct injection diesel engine.
Completing the line-up will be a 1.9-litre normally aspirated diesel version of the Punto GOV and a 2.0 JTD version of the Scudo van.