Fiat heads to final stages of Cronos 2023 testing. We refer to a new and “slight” restyling that would probably arrive in the second half of the year with some new equipment and engine.
It is expected that prior to the redesign, the 130 hp 1.8 E-torq engine says goodbye, although if so, it is not known what mechanics would replace it. A great candidate might be the 1.0 turbo 120 hp that has just debuted in Pulse, but so far no details. For example, in Brazil, there will be two engines, the 1.3 Firefly with 99 hp and the 1.0 of the same family with 71 hp (not marketed in Argentina).
Although the versions for the Argentine market will not be the same as the Brazilian ones, there are some components that will be the same. The main one is in the grill, with the addition of two chrome slats, while the other changes will be limited to the design of the wheels.
Indoors, the upholstery would be brown (probably at the top of the range), while the steering wheel might be the same as the new Press. From the point of view of the equipment, news is also expected, although we will have to wait for the official details. Take a look at the images below.
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