Fiat Uno Original European Generation 70 Turbodiesel 1367 cc Engine
A 1367 cc turbocharged diesel rated at 70 CV, introduced in 1986.
The 1367 cc turbodiesel
Fiat introduced the 1367 cc turbocharged diesel in the Uno 70 Turbodiesel in 1986. Stellantis Heritage records an output of 70 CV (metric horsepower). This engine belongs to the 70 Turbodiesel variant, within the original European Uno generation.
Place in the Uno range
Turbocharging expanded the Uno’s diesel offering beyond the earlier 45 CV diesel. Fiat positioned the Turbodiesel for drivers covering substantial daily distances. Its role differed from the petrol Turbo i.e., whose specifications must be treated separately. The Uno used a transverse front-engine, front-wheel-drive layout. Stellantis Heritage’s history documents these developments.
Production and dating
The manufacturer’s history places Uno vehicle production at Mirafiori and Rivalta in Italy. It does not identify the 1367 cc engine’s manufacturing plant or establish its complete production period. Here, 1986 denotes the reported introduction year, not a market-specific model year. The Uno’s 1989 revision and the end of Italian Uno production in 1995 are model-line milestones, not independently verified engine changeover dates.