Fiat Van Cars
Fiat Professional has released its new Ducato Van model in Australia, with updated styling and advanced technological features. This latest iteration of the Italian commercial van brings several new additions to its well-known performance, efficiency and durability.
The Fiat Ducato Van offers a choice of three engines for Australian customers: two turbo-diesels and one turbo-petrol. All engines come paired with a six-speed manual gearbox, which provides smooth shifting in all gears.
Designed for urban mobility, the compact dimensions of the Ducato allow it to easily manoeuvre through tight spaces while maintaining its spacious cargo area. With payload capacities ranging from 1,115kg to 2,300kg, it can carry any load from parcels to building materials.
One feature that makes this van stand out is its highly customizable design, which offers over 500 versions across multiple roof heights and wheelbases. Moreover, it includes a range of safety features such as stability control and hill start assist which are essential for driving in hilly regions like Tasmania.
Additionally, the van has integrated voice commands compatible with both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay making it safer for drivers by enabling hands-free phone calls. The multimedia system can also display driving aids and cargo capacity statistics useful for businesses such as couriers who require instant data access during their routes.
Other standard features include LED daytime running lights adding visibility for drivers in inclement weather or harsh lighting conditions. Rear parking sensors provide additional aid when backing up while electrically adjustable mirrors optimize visibility even in poor light conditions during early morning starts or late-night finishes.
In summary, the new Fiat Ducato Van proves itself a highly functional and versatile commercial vehicle suitable for the diverse needs of Australian businesses whether on long journeys between major cities or tight corners through alleyways making everyday deliveries with ease.
