Italian carmaker Fiat will start to sell its Bravo, Linea and Grande Punto in China through imported unit later today, Chinese auto website autohome.com reported. 
Prices of different editions of the three Fiat models are estimated at 171,000 yuan for the Linea base model, 186,000 yuan for the Linea luxury edition; 203,800 yuan for the basic Bravo, 211,900 yuan for Bravo sports; 148,800 yuan for the basic Grande Punto, and 166,600 yuan for the luxury Grande Punto.

Bravo and Linea are reported to be named as Boyue and Lingya in Chinese, with the final name of Grande Punto to be unveiled in the next few hours.

Earlier report say Fiat Linea (4560mm x 1730mm x 1490mm) will be offered with a 120 bhp 1.4T turbo engine capable of a peak speed of 200km/h. Fiat Bravo (4340mm x 1790mm x 1490mm) is powered by a 150 bhp 1.9L Multijet diesel engine. Grande Punto (4030mm x 1680mm x1490mm) will most likely be offered with a 1.2L or 1.4L gas / petrol engine and the 1.3L Multijet diesel engine.


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