3 variants will be available – base, mid and high end called ‘Platinum’. A Titanium variant as an optional will also be on offer as high end plus.
Colours:
Seven colours will be available - Diamond white, Panther black, Moondust silver, Chille, Sea grey, Squeeze and Colorad red.
Features:
Safety features include ABS with EBD and twin airbags. In the comfort zone there is height adjustable driver seat, large glove box with lid, integrated MP3 player with bluetooth connectivity and an aux port and central locking. Other features available are includes dash mounted button operated boot control, programmable remote locking system, flip-fold down rear seat, lane departure signal and motorcycle inspired instrument panel.
Specifications:
There will be two engine options for the Figo, a 1.2L petrol with max power of 70bhp at 6250rpm and a max torque of 104Nm at 4000rpm and a 1.4L (Duratorq) with max power of 68bhp at 4000rpm and 160Nm of max torque at 2000rpm.Both the engines are coupled with iB5 manual transmission.
The Figo dimensions qualify for the small car exercise duty in India. The Figo is 3795mm long, 1908mm wide and 1227mm tall. The Ford company claims Figo has the longest wheels base in its class with 2498mm. All the three variants will be equipped with 175/65R14 radial tyres with 14” steel wheels, however there is no alloy option even in the top end variant. Braking is done by disc at front and drum at the rear. McPherson strut does the duty in the front where as the rear suspension gets a twisted beam one. Fuel capacity is 45 liters ensuring a longer drive for the customers. Figo comes with excellent cabin space and 284 liters of boot space.
