On March 3, we learned from overseas media carscoops that the new Fiat E-Ulysse was officially unveiled, and the new car is the second pure electric vehicle model of the Fiat brand after the Fiat 500e, positioned as a pure electric MPV model, or will be sold in Europe in May 2022.
It is reported that in the power part, the new E-Ulysse is equipped with a motor with a maximum power of 100 kilowatts and a peak torque of 260 Nm, and matches a battery pack with a maximum capacity of 75 kWh, with a maximum cruising range of 330 km.
Fiat said e-Ulysse is more business-oriented, offering two seating layouts of 7 and 8 seats, the second row of seats can be rotated 180 ° so that the second and third rows of passengers can talk face to face, there is also a folding table in the middle, the second second change room, and the new car also offers two body lengths of 4,956 mm and 5,306 mm.
In terms of appearance, the simple lines and square outline are the basic shape of the Fiat E-Ulysse, using the family design style of the Fiat brand fuel model, the closed front grille interior and the "L" type matrix decoration, equipped with blackened front bracketing components, which is very recognizable. Because it is positioned as a commercial vehicle, it is equipped with an electric sliding door, which is convenient for getting on and off the car and is more luxurious.
The interior of the car is very spacious, the interior is equipped with 7-inch multimedia touch screen, leather seats and split panoramic canopy, as well as a three-spoke multi-function steering wheel, in order to make the driver and the car have a more comfortable driving experience and ride, the new car is equipped with three independent air conditioning, the front seats also have heating, massage function.
It is worth mentioning that the new car supports a 100 kW fast charging mode, which replenishes 80% of the power in 30 minutes.
It is unclear whether the new car is domestically produced and when it will be launched in China. More news about the new car, the first electric will continue to report for everyone.