One of Argentina’s cheapest cars now has a more fuel-efficient engine

Fiat has updated the Mobi, its cheapest model in Argentina and one of the most affordable cars on the local market, with a new engine designed to use less fuel.

The Mobi Trekking MY27 now carries a 1.0-liter Firefly N3 engine. The three-cylinder unit has 999 cubic centimeters, produces 71 horsepower and delivers 95 Nm of torque. Fiat says the change lowers consumption from 6.5 to 5.5 liters per 100 kilometers, targeting the demands of everyday urban driving.

The update also brings visual changes. The car receives new stickers on the front, sides and rear, black exterior door handles, a two-tone body configuration and dark-finished 14-inch wheels. Inside, Fiat added a new center console inspired by the Strada, along with new trim around the air-conditioning vents and multimedia screen. The steering wheel is shared with the Argo and Cronos.

The available two-tone combinations pair Vulcano Black with Silverstone Gray, Bari Silver, Banchisa White or Montecarlo Red. Vulcano Black is also available as a single-color option.

The suggested retail price is 30,280,000 pesos, and the car comes with a transferable warranty covering three years or 100,000 kilometers, whichever comes first. Fiat also offers financing in September 2026 of up to 24 million pesos over 12 months at a 0% nominal annual rate, plus a 36-month UVA loan at 0% nominal annual rate for up to 30 million pesos across its range.