Fiat Toro reaches 650 thousand units produced in Brazil

Fiat reached the milestone of 650,000 units of the Toro pickup truck produced in the Brazilian market. Launched in 2016, the model is manufactured at the Stellantis Automotive Complex in Goiana (PE) and has maintained the sales leadership in its category since it arrived at dealerships.

According to registration data released by the automaker, the vehicle registered more than 50 thousand units sold throughout 2025. In the first months of 2026, the model already has around 20 thousand licenses in the country.

Recently updated for the 2026 line, the pickup received aesthetic changes focused on the design of the DRL (Day Running Lights) headlights, front grille and LED taillights. Inside, new features include the adoption of an electronic parking brake with auto hold function and new USB ports for rear seat passengers.

Currently, Toro's portfolio consists of six versions. The engine is divided between the Turbo 270 Flex engine, which delivers 176 hp, and the new MultiJet 2.2 Turbodiesel engine with 200 hp, which replaced the previous diesel engine.

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Source: CNN