Fiat Scudo

Fiat Scudo

FROM $48,490

The Fiat Scudo first launched in 1996 as a versatile mid-size van. Developed through a partnership between Fiat and PSA Group, it filled the gap between smaller city vans and the larger heavy-duty models. This original generation shared its DNA with the Citroen Jumpy and Peugeot Expert. It quickly became a popular choice for businesses needing a compact footprint and high load capacity.

A second generation arrived in 2007 with a larger body and improved engine efficiency. Fiat offered this version in various lengths and heights to suit different commercial needs. During this period, the model was also sold as the Toyota Proace in select regions. Production of this series eventually ended in 2016 when the Fiat Talento temporarily replaced the nameplate in the local lineup.

The Fiat Scudo returned to showrooms in 2022 as a rebadged version of the modern Stellantis platform. This latest model is virtually identical to the Citroen Dispatch and Vauxhall Vivaro sold overseas. Now available as a Fiat Scudo, it features advanced safety technology and refined diesel power. It remains a competitive alternative for buyers seeking a European workhorse with passenger car comfort.

6.3L/100km (combined)
Van
8 Speed Automatic
Diesel
Rating Summary
Price and features
7
Practicality
7
Driving
7
Safety
6
Overview
Likes
Big payload rating
Load-through flap
Thrifty fuel economy
Dislikes
Only 600kg towing
No barn-door stays
No manual gearshift function

Fiat Scudo FAQs

How high is the Fiat Scudo?

Fiat's Scudo van is 1942mm tall.

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How much does the Fiat Scudo weigh?

 The Fiat Scudo weighs in at 1605kg unladen.

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Is the Fiat Scudo a diesel?

The Fiat Scudo was only available in Australia with a 2.0-litre diesel four-cylinder and six-speed manual.

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Fiat Scudo Seats

The Fiat Scudo range offers seating for up to three occupants comprising a driver's bucket seat and a two-passenger bench seat.

Fiat Scudo Engine

The Fiat Scudo range shares the same 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine producing 110kW of power and 370Nm of torque.

Fiat Scudo Accessories

Fiat Scudo standard features include 16-inch steel wheels with 215/75 R16C tyres and a full-size spare, front/rear parking sensors, reversing camera, front fog lamps and heated door mirrors to name a few. Inside there’s a metal bulkhead to separate the cabin from the cargo bay plus steering wheel audio controls, two 12V sockets and USB-C ports, a 10-inch driver's digital instrument cluster, 10-inch multimedia touchscreen including wireless Apple/Android connectivity and more.

Fiat Scudo Colours

Fiat Scudo comes standard in Gelato White with premium paint colours including Cinema Black, Maestro Silver and Colosseo Grey available as a $900 option.

Cinema Black
Colosseo Grey
Gelato White
Maestro Silver

Fiat Scudo Interior

The Fiat Scudo cabin is spacious, comfortable and visually appealing but like the exterior has a clear work focus with minimal chrome, a wipe-clean vinyl floor, fabric seating and numerous storage solutions.

Fiat Scudo Speed

The Fiat Scudo is estimated to accelerate from 0-100km/h in 10-11 seconds with a top speed of around 170km/h.

Fiat Scudo Range

All Fiat Scudo models share the same official combined (urban/extra-urban) cycle fuel consumption of 6.3L/100km which theoretically should deliver a driving range of more than 1000km from its 69-litre diesel tank.