Fiat Argo

PowertrainEngineDimensionsWheelbase2,521 mm (99.3 in)Length4,000 mm (157.5 in)Width1,750 mm (68.9 in)Height1,505 mm (59.3 in)ChronologyPredecessorFiat Palio
Fiat Punto
Fiat Bravo

The Fiat Argo (Type 358, codeproject X6H) is a subcompact car (B-segment) by the Italian manufacturer Fiat, developed for the market in South America. It was presented in Brazil in May 2017, being sold as of June. It is a five-door hatchback that replaced the Fiat Punto and the Fiat Palio. The Argo was presented a year later than planned, and was developed to strengthen Fiat's offering in the subcompact (B) segment, traditionally an important one for Fiat.^[1]

A sedan version was launched in 2018, with the name Fiat Cronos.

Powertrain

The three-cylinder, 1.0-litre version of the Firefly engine is exclusive to the Brazilian local market, where sub-litre engines benefit from lower taxation, while the available 1.3-litre engine is standard elsewhere. At the launch, the 1.3 was available with the option for an automated-manual transmission named GSR, which was phased out in 2019, while the 1.8L E.torQ has retained the availability of an automatic transmission. For the Trekking trim released in 2019, the 1.3 is the base engine and the 1.8 is offered only with the automatic transmission. All engines are flexfuel for Brazil, and gasoline only elsewhere.

Facelift

In late July 2022, a facelift was presented with redesigned bumper and front grille, steering wheel, wheels and interior trim.^[2]

Safety

The Argo has front ventilated disc brakes.^[3]

Sales

Year	Brazil	Argentina	Mexico
2017	27,925[4]	1,636[5]
2018	63,017[6]	21,378[7]
2019	79,001[8]	8,865[9]
2020	65,937[10][11]	4,688[12]	328[13]
2021	84,656[14]	1,248[15]	2,516[16]
2022	64,022[17]	1,517[18]	1,983[19]
2023	66,720[20]

Notes

References

External links

• Official website