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We Analyzed The Entry-Level Like Version To Reveal The Details Behind The Promotional Price And Show If The 1.0 Firefly Engine And Standard Items Are Worth It.
Is it true that you can buy a brand new car for less than R$ 70 thousand? The Fiat Mobi Like, with an official price of nearly R$ 81 thousand, appears in offers that challenge the market. We dived into the details to find out what’s included (and what’s not) in the compact.
How Much Does The Basic Fiat Mobi Really Cost?
Navigating the new car market in Brazil has become an expensive task. The price to take a new vehicle home often approaches R$ 80 thousand. This is precisely the case with the Fiat Mobi in its entry-level Like version, whose list price is R$ 80,990.
However, Fiat and its dealership network frequently launch campaigns that alleviate this price. In one such offer, the compact can be found for R$ 69,975, a considerably lower price, but exclusive to the “sale CPF/VD” modality. In light of this, the main question remains: is the Fiat Mobi more accessible a good deal?
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Finding this version in showrooms is a challenge. Dealerships in Rio de Janeiro confirm that the Like version sells quickly, making it difficult to keep a model on display. We had the opportunity to document a unit already billed in the vulcano black color, a standard shade that adds no cost and helps disguise its simplicity.
What Does The Like Version Offer?
Despite being basic, the Fiat Mobi has some highlights in its appearance. Standard, the model offers fog lights, which work integrated with the daytime running lights. Another detail that might suggest a better-equipped car are the turn signal repeaters on the mirrors.
However, simplicity is evident in the matte black finish on the door handles and mirrors. The 14-inch wheels are steel and come with hubcaps, and the headlights use only halogen bulbs. At the back, the car has a wiper, defroster, and the trunk opening is done directly with the key.
Simplicity And Focus On The Essential
To enter the car, you need to physically use the key since the key with remote controls is exclusive to the Trekking version. The cabin focuses on functionality: the dashboard has analog gauges and a small onboard computer.
One of the most important points is the absence of a sound system: the Mobi Like comes with only preparation for a radio or multimedia center. The rear door windows are manual, as is the adjustment of the mirrors. The model includes manual air conditioning and a 12V outlet. The finish is all in hard plastic, and the front seats are solid.
What Is Under The Hood?
In terms of safety, the Fiat Mobi offers the expected package for a modern car. The version comes with ABS brakes, electronic stability and traction controls, and hill start assist. Also included are tire pressure monitoring, emergency braking signaling, and the mandatory two front airbags. The steering is electric, which makes maneuvers easier.
The heart of the compact has been updated. The 2025 line uses the efficient 1.0 Firefly engine with three cylinders, producing up to 75 hp and 10.7 kgfm of torque with ethanol. With gasoline, the figures are 71 hp and 10 kgfm. The transmission is a five-speed manual.
Its dimensions confirm it as an urban car: it measures 3.59 meters in length and has a trunk limited to only 200 liters.
Fiat Mobi For Less Than R$ 70 Thousand
With the promotional price, the Fiat Mobi becomes one of the cheapest options in the country for those looking for a brand new car. It is suitable for those who need a vehicle strictly for the city and do not mind lacking technology and comfort. Its main advantage is the economical engine, whose fuel consumption on the road with gasoline can reach 15.1 km/l, according to Inmetro data.
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