Fiat E-Doblò: New electric EasyPro version will cost 3,000 euros less

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Fiat Professional has updated the compact van Doblò for the new model year and restructured its lineup. Going forward, three trim levels—EasyPro, CityPro, and BusinessPro—are available, each also offered as a purely electric version called E-Doblò. The van is available in two body lengths, with a payload capacity of up to one ton and a cargo volume of up to 4.4 cubic meters. Additionally, the manufacturer is expanding the range of optional features that can be ordered separately.

The electric E-Doblò EasyPro features a battery with a usable capacity of 42.05 kWh, achieving a range of up to 270 kilometers according to the WLTP standard. An 11-kW AC charging system is included in the standard equipment, while a 100 kW DC fast charging function is available as an option.

Compared to previous entry-level versions, the electric E-Doblò EasyPro is 3,000 euros cheaper. Standard features include LED headlights, a manual air conditioning system, rear parking assistance, and the foldable FlexiSeat passenger seat, which increases the cargo capacity by about half a cubic meter.

The E-Doblò CityPro is equipped with a larger battery featuring 50.8 kWh of capacity, enabling a WLTP range of up to 354 kilometers. Unlike the EasyPro, it comes standard with a DC fast charging function capable of up to 100 kW. The mid-tier trim also offers a six-way adjustable driver’s seat, an infotainment system with a 10-inch display, and a rearview camera. In addition to the M and XL van versions, a Multicab version is also available.

The Doblò BusinessPro adopts the body and powertrain options of the CityPro but comes with a more comprehensive standard equipment package. This includes a 10-inch HD infotainment system, a dashboard with a 10-inch color display, a 180-degree rearview camera, and a two-zone automatic climate control. Additional features include inductive smartphone charging and a cargo area package with extra connectors and lighting. Future optional items will include options such as a heat pump, floor heating, and a 220-volt outlet.

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