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• It's Inside the vans that the most dramatic changes have taken place. New seats Include lumbar and height adjustment with a folding arm rest for the driven On dual-passenger-seat models the backrest incorporates a useful fold-down desk with document clip. Equally clever is the pop-up clipboard at the top of the central dash area. There are storage areas wherever you look, including door pockets, underseat trays and a mobile phone bin.
The heating and ventilation is improved, with no less than eight face-level vents. The Instrument panel is a clear white-on-black design with orange night lighting, and the three-spoke steering wheel is now fitted to a heightadjustable column. Central locking, electric windows and heated mirrors will be standard on all vans.
Among the advanced telematic equipment available on some versions is Fiat's Connect system, with integrated radio/CD, satellite navigation and GSM telephone. Climate control, cruise control, reversing camera and reverse parking sensors are also available. One feature not seen before is the overtaking sensor. This consists of a small camera mounted above the driver's door mirror which monitors the mirror's blind spot.
If the blind spot is occupied by a hidden vehicle a red light shows on the A-pillar, and if you signal to overtake a warning buzzer sounds.