Practical, versatile and responsive. Suited to customers who pay increasing attention to environmental issues and new technologies. These are the vehicles created by Fiat, a brand that has always offered models equipped with useful, accessible technical solutions without ever compromising on genuine Italian style. In recent years, the brand has added a particular focus on the environment to the above traits. This constant commitment to seeking out real-word solutions for today's market has resulted in Fiat being recognized for two consecutive years as number one among Europe's best-selling automobile brands in terms of limiting CO2 emissions (source: JATO Dynamics, 2008 and 2009). During 2009, Fiat introduced the 500C, the “open” iteration of the latest symbol of Fiat's success, the Punto Evo, successor to the Grande Punto, an extraordinarily successful model, and the new Doblò, a multi-purpose vehicle conceived for today's families. The three models expand an already extensive line that ranges from agile city cars such as the Panda and 500 and versatile, modern vehicles such as the Grande Punto, Bravo and Nuova Croma, to the Multipla, ideally suited to those who like to travel together, and the original Fiat Qubo. In addition, Fiat offers an impressive seven hybrid gasoline/methane vehicles, making its environmentally friendly hybrid line the most extensive of any manufacturer.