What is the Fiat Coupé?
The Fiat Coupé is a two-door sports car with a striking shape and a hatchback-style rear. It gave Fiat’s range a more sporting character, while remaining suited to everyday driving.
Its squared wheel arches and round rear lights set it apart from more conventional coupés. The exterior was designed at Fiat’s Style Centre, with Chris Bangle among the designers; Pininfarina designed the interior and assembled the car.
Generations and engines
The Coupé went on sale in 1993 and remained in production until 2000. It stayed within one generation, with changes to the engine range over its run.
The UK VCA figures for 2000 cover two petrol versions, both with 2.0-litre engines.
Fuel consumption and CO₂
The lowest official fuel consumption for the UK versions is 9.8 L/100 km on the NEDC test. This is a combined-cycle figure; real-world consumption varies with driving conditions and the car.
No CO₂ figure is listed for these UK versions. European test procedures have included NEDC and WLTP; the USA uses EPA testing and Canada uses a 5-cycle test. Results differ between procedures, so figures from different markets are not directly comparable.
Where was the Fiat Coupé sold?
Fiat introduced the Coupé in Europe and sold it in the United Kingdom. It brought distinctive styling and a sporting option to the Fiat range. The UK VCA figures cover the 2000 model year.
Questions and answers
When was the Fiat Coupé sold?
It went on sale in 1993 and remained in production until 2000.
How many generations did the Fiat Coupé have?
It stayed within one generation, with changes to the engine range during its production run.
What engines were listed for the UK?
The UK VCA figures cover two petrol versions, both with 2.0-litre engines.
What is the official fuel consumption figure?
The lowest UK figure is 9.8 L/100 km on the NEDC test.