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Abarth is preparing quite a party for Geneva, with the Italian company set to offer us multiple goodies. This piece of news is dedicated to Abarth’s non-500-based Geneva goodie, the Punto Scorpione limited edition.
Compared to the Abarth Punto, the Scorpione, which will only be produced in 199 units, is, in the company’s words “ntended for a more mature audience that wishes to express their sporting spirit more discreetly and elegantly, but with no intention to settle for less.”
The vehicle comes with a matte Scorpione Black decal on the body and roof, glossy black 18-inch rims, as well as a generously-sized exhaust pipe, borrowed from the Esseesse kit.
The 1.4-liter turbocharged engine develops 180 hp and a peak torque of 270 Nm, pushing the car past the 62 mph mark in 7.5 seconds and onto a top speed of 216 km/h (134 mph). The tech story also includes beefier brakes with yellow calipers, Koni shock absorbers and lowering springs.
Inside the cabin, we find Abarth Corsa by Sabelt bucket seats, an aluminum kick plate, stainless steel pedals, a leather steering wheel, as well as Jaeger instruments.
The vehicle comes with a matte Scorpione Black decal on the body and roof, glossy black 18-inch rims, as well as a generously-sized exhaust pipe, borrowed from the Esseesse kit.
The 1.4-liter turbocharged engine develops 180 hp and a peak torque of 270 Nm, pushing the car past the 62 mph mark in 7.5 seconds and onto a top speed of 216 km/h (134 mph). The tech story also includes beefier brakes with yellow calipers, Koni shock absorbers and lowering springs.
Inside the cabin, we find Abarth Corsa by Sabelt bucket seats, an aluminum kick plate, stainless steel pedals, a leather steering wheel, as well as Jaeger instruments.
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