2022 Fiat 500X Is Getting A Soft-Top Version In The U.S.

by AutoExpert   |  22 November, 2021

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The Fiat portfolio in the United States has decreased to just one model, Fiat 500X. According to a Stellantis press statement, the nameplate will be available through the 2022 model year. 

To make this situation better, the entire lineup will be available with a soft-top variant for the new model year, allowing crossover purchasers to enjoy open-air driving. The soft-top option is available across the whole 2022 Fiat 500X portfolio, which will consist of four models: Pop, Trekking, Sport, and Trekking Plus.

Fiat 500X

The 500X Yachting Collectors' Edition is a fresh Yacht Club Capri special edition built on the 500X Sport, which was unveiled internationally this year.

The Venezia blue outside painting is specific to the 500X Yacht Club Capri special edition. It's also the only one 500X featuring ivory leather seats with blue piping, 18-inch sport wheels, and a woodgrain dashboard inlay with a satin-finished gear lever.

Fiat 500X

Furthermore, the rest of the line comes in a variety of black, red, and grey colors. Black and white are the inside color options, which are offered in fabric or leather. A turbocharged 1.3-liter engine with 177 hp (132 kilowatts) and 210 lb-ft (285 Nm) of torque continues to provide power. The all-wheel-drive technology is included in the 500X range.

Fiat 500X

ParkSense front and rear park assist, adaptive cruise control, Forward Collision Warning-Plus, LaneSense Lane Departure Warning-Plus, rain-sensing wipers, blind-spot monitoring, and rear cross-path recognition are among the 75 available advanced safety and protection technologies for the Fiat 500X series.

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The cost for the 2022 500X range, as well as the 500X Yacht Club Capri special edition, has yet to be disclosed by Fiat. 

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