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Fiat sells two things in the UAE and they could hardly be less alike: a fashion-led city car and a working van. There is no middle ground in the range, which makes the brand easy to shop. Both are long-serving designs: the 500's shape dates from 2007 and the van's from around the same time.
How much does a new Fiat cost in the UAE?
From AED 46,750 to AED 107,000. The bottom of that range is the commercial van, which is the cheapest new vehicle of any kind you can put on a UAE fleet; the top is the turbocharged, raised version of the 500. Engines are 1.4 L throughout, so this is a small-capacity, low-running-cost range from end to end.
Which Fiat models are sold in the UAE?
Two. The 500 is the city hatchback, sold as a fixed-roof car, a convertible and a taller turbocharged version. The Fiorino is a compact panel van with roughly 2,800 litres of load space, aimed squarely at urban delivery work.
Which Fiat should you actually buy?
It depends entirely on whether the vehicle earns money or spends it. For personal use the 500 is the only answer, and the fixed-roof hatchback is the sweet spot in that line. For a business, the Fiorino is one of the cheapest ways to put a sealed load box on the road, and the Mini Cooper is the rival worth driving before you settle on the 500.
What is a Fiat like to own in the UAE?
Cheap to buy, cheap to fuel and small enough that consumables barely register. The caution is coverage: authorised workshops are few, so servicing takes planning and some parts arrive on order rather than off a shelf. For a van running six days a week, agree parts turnaround before you sign the order.
Decide whether you are shopping style or payload, then compare against the used Fiats listed now.
