The Fiat 500X and Tipo have been facelifted for Europe. Both compacts are already available for ordering, so have a look at the changes.
Most noticeably, the 500X now sports its own logo with the number 500 instead of the word ‘Fiat’. The emblem in the back is gone, too, replaced with the brand name spelled out. Trim-wise, two out of the three available trims now come with an optional soft top. The standard trim gains new 16-inch wheels, cruise control and a 7-inch infotainment display.
The entry-level Tipo now packs adaptive cruise control, heated and power-assisted side mirrors, a 7-inch touchscreen display and 16-inch wheels. The top spec adds larger wheels, LED lighting all around and a digital dashboard.
Finally, the cross-country-capable Tipo Cross now enjoys parking sensors, automatic high beams and a reversing camera.