Missing a few days to market the new 2011 Fiat Ducato commercial vehicle in its category that has enjoyed great success over the years. The Duchy is now 30 years on the crest of the wave of all the markets of the world and has sold 2.2 million copies for five generations. The new Fiat Ducato will have four new Euro 5 engines and diesel-powered 4-cylinder and direct injection.
The engines will go from 2.0 liters to 3.0 liters, with outputs ranging from 115 hp to 177 hp and are coupled to a 5-or 6-speed gearbox. Regarding CO2 emissions, we can say that the Duchy is perfectly in line with the standards set by the EU, because we are about 169 g / km. Even the fuel consumption has been reduced to 6.4 liters per 100 km, so a good step forward for a commercial vehicle.
The Duchy has 2011 volumes ranging from 8 to 17 square meters, with versions ranging from freight, passenger and bases for processing and organization. The interiors have been renovated and was inserted + Traction, traction control system that fits on surfaces particularly difficult where there is little grip. 
The engines will go from 2.0 liters to 3.0 liters, with outputs ranging from 115 hp to 177 hp and are coupled to a 5-or 6-speed gearbox. Regarding CO2 emissions, we can say that the Duchy is perfectly in line with the standards set by the EU, because we are about 169 g / km. Even the fuel consumption has been reduced to 6.4 liters per 100 km, so a good step forward for a commercial vehicle.
The Duchy has 2011 volumes ranging from 8 to 17 square meters, with versions ranging from freight, passenger and bases for processing and organization. The interiors have been renovated and was inserted + Traction, traction control system that fits on surfaces particularly difficult where there is little grip.
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