What is the Fiat Albea?
The Fiat Albea is a small four-door sedan from the Palio family. Its separate boot gives it a more traditional sedan shape than the Palio hatchback. Fiat developed the family for a range of markets, and the Albea brought that practical layout to drivers looking for a compact car with room for passengers and luggage.
Generations and engines
The Albea shared its platform with the Palio and received updated styling during its production life. It was part of a wider family of cars built around the same basic design.
In European Union registrations, the Albea appears in 2010 with a 1.4-litre petrol engine. The registration entry does not specify its power output.
Fuel consumption, CO₂ and markets
Official EU registration figures record 470 Albeas in 2010. They identify the engine and fuel type, but do not give a fuel consumption or CO₂ figure.
The Albea was sold in markets beyond Western Europe. Its sedan body and shared Palio underpinnings made it part of Fiat’s broader effort to offer practical small cars in different regions.
Questions and answers
What type of car is the Fiat Albea?
It is a small four-door sedan from Fiat’s Palio family.
What engine appears in EU Albea registrations?
A 1.4-litre petrol engine appears in the 2010 registration figures.
What are the Albea’s official EU fuel consumption and CO₂ figures?
No consumption or CO₂ figure is given in the EU registration entry.