Automotive
The history of the Ford Fiesta began in the 1970s with a three-door configuration. Over time, the model was expanded with an additional pair of doors to improve access to the rear seating area. Starting as a basic vehicle without air conditioning, it evolved into a sophisticated and stylish automobile. In 2017, a special presentation introduced the new three-door Fiesta, bringing significant innovations to the compact Ford lineup.
Ford unveiled the premium Fiesta Vignale variant for the three-door model, positioning it within the exclusive Ford Vignale range. As the epitome of the Ford brand in Europe, the Fiesta Vignale joins the ranks of the Mondeo, S-MAX, Kuga, and Edge Vignale models. This luxurious version boasts distinctive features including 18-inch alloy wheels, unique exterior accents and color options, and premium leather seats with hexagonal quilting and tuxedo stitching. Additionally, it showcases a high-end B&O PLAY audio system and introduces a first-for-Fiesta feature: a retractable panoramic roof. The model is equipped with the advanced SYNC 3 infotainment system, featuring touchscreens measuring up to 8 inches.
For enthusiasts seeking a sportier driving experience, the ST-Line variant is available. These models incorporate design elements inspired by Ford Performance vehicles, complemented by Ford’s EcoBoost gasoline and diesel engine options.
The three-door Fiesta incorporates a suite of technologies aimed at enhancing comfort, convenience, and safety. Notably, it became the inaugural Ford model to feature an advanced iteration of Pre-Collision Assist with Pedestrian Detection, utilizing a wider camera angle for improved monitoring of pedestrian movement.
