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Fiat Ducato 2026 is in Brazil with a more powerful engine, greater autonomy, and new connectivity solutions, aiming to serve everyone from small entrepreneurs to large fleet owners with renewed versatility and robustness.
Launched this year, the 2026 Fiat Ducato debuted in the country with a 2.2 turbodiesel engine producing 140 hp and 350 Nm, a declared fuel consumption of 10.8 km/l in the city and 10.4 km/l on the highway, a 90-liter tank, and an autonomy that can reach 972 km under ideal conditions.
The utility vehicle maintains its professional focus, offering between 11.5 and 13 m³ of usable volume and comes in four versions — Cargo, Maxicargo, Minibus Comfort, and Minibus Luxo — with suggested prices ranging from R$ 291,990 to R$ 384,990.
Engine and Efficiency of the Ducato 2026
The 2.2 Multijet engine replaces the previous 2.3 model and delivers 140 hp with 35.7 kgfm (350 Nm).
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The 2026 Honda CRF 300L Rally ultra-light weighs 153 kg, travels 400 km with a 12.8 L tank, and handles both asphalt and dirt; it features a 286 cm³ engine, switchable ABS, and a slipper clutch.
Paired with a 6-speed manual transmission, the setup makes the van up to 8% more fuel-efficient according to the manufacturer’s data.
The average fuel consumption is 10.8 km/l (urban) and 10.4 km/l (highway).
Autonomy and Load Capacity
With a 90-liter tank, the Ducato 2026 achieves up to 972 km of autonomy, reducing stops for refueling on long routes.
The model preserves two cargo volumes — 11.5 m³ (Cargo) and 13 m³ (Maxicargo).
The 270° opening rear doors and sliding side door facilitate loading and unloading in various operational scenarios.
Design, Ergonomics, and Comfort in the Cabin
The utility vehicle features a redesigned bumper, new mirrors, and new hubcaps.
The color palette now includes Carbon Black along with the duo of Artense Silver and Bachisa White.
Inside the cabin, the brand has adopted electric steering, a new steering wheel, a redesigned cluster, a radio with Bluetooth and a 5″ screen, and revised door panels.
The changes aim to enhance comfort, productivity, and quality perception.
Embedded Connectivity and Telematics
The Fiat Connect////Me platform now equips the model, gathering telematics, tracking, geolocation/routing, personalized reports, maintenance scheduling, and a 24-hour customer service center.
The package comes with 12 months of free service, a useful feature for both small entrepreneurs and large fleet owners.
Versions, Prices, and Applications
The range consists of:
- Cargo (R$ 291,990)
- Maxicargo (R$ 295,990)
- Minibus Comfort (R$ 375,990)
- Minibus Luxo (R$ 384,990)
All share the same mechanical setup.
The line maintains more than eight approved transformations, such as ambulance, refrigerated van, motorhome, and adaptations for wheelchair users.
Fiat Professional Network in Brazil
For support, the Fiat Professional division offers 233 dedicated dealerships across all regions.
This specialized service reduces downtime and provides predictability for those who rely on the vehicle for income.
Five Reasons to Consider the Purchase
- Updated engine with performance suited to the segment and lower consumption.
- High autonomy with a 90-liter tank.
- Cargo space of up to 13 m³ with 270° opening doors.
- Native connectivity with 12 months of free services.
- Fiat Professional network for national support.
Five Points to Pay Attention to Before Purchase
- High acquisition price, ranging from R$ 291,990 to R$ 384,990.
- Notable consumption, even with engine improvements.
- 6-speed manual transmission, with no automatic option.
- Limited safety features, lacking advanced ADAS.
- Operating costs including insurance, parts, authorized network, and depreciation.
When the Ducato 2026 Makes More Sense
Companies operating over long distances with planned stops tend to make better use of the autonomy.
Operations requiring voluminous cargo and frequent access to the compartment, such as e-commerce, health, and technical maintenance, also benefit from the renewed ergonomics.
In contrast, fleets that prioritize urban comfort and advanced safety technologies should assess compatibility with their needs.
In your routine, what matters most in the decision for a utility vehicle of this size: autonomy and capacity, connectivity for management, or comfort and safety technology?
Tenho 2 Ducato 2023 quebrada desse abril esperando motorista chega . montadora não tá nem aí com os clientes dela
Tem tração 4×4 e um redução
É uma **** a reposição de peças!!
A minha Ducato 23/24 , já está na concessionária aqui de Londrina PR, a quase 5 meses para reparo no motor , e sempre que escuto é que não peça, por isso tem que pensar muito em comprar , pq estou tendo que alugar uma van pra trabalhar, pq nem isso a montadora dá assistência!!!