Fiat Punto Evo (10 on) - Review

There are five trim levels - Active, Dynamic, Eleganza, GP and Sporting, with the latter two designed for a more sporty drive and the others focused on comfort. Entry-level Active models come with steel wheels, electric front windows, remote central locking, electrically adjustable heated door mirrors, a CD stereo with steering wheel-mounted controls and Blue&Me connectivity. The Dynamic adds a leather trimmed steering wheel, leather gear lever, air conditioning, split folding rear seats and body-coloured door handles while the Eleganza has metallic bumper inserts, 16-inch alloy wheels, interior ambient lighting, cruise control, rear parking sensors, rain sensitive wipers, climate control and ESP stability control. The more sporty GP comes with a rear spoiler, dark tinted headlights and front foglights but doesn't get the climate control of the Eleganza, instead having air conditioning. The Sporting gets a chrome exhaust pipe, side skirts, 17-inch alloy wheels, sports seats, cruise control, air conditioning and ESP stability control. Options include a Blue&Me TomTom portable sat nav which sits in a slot on the dashboard and integrates with the on-board computer. Mobile phones, the sound system, trip computer and navigation can all be controlled via the 4.3-inch touch screen.