Fiat has unveiled its latest stunning design study, the FCC4, at the Sao Paulo Auto Show in Brazil.
The FCC4 (Fiat Concept Car) is a design exercise developed by Fiat’s Latin American Design Center, who were tasked with creating a ‘four-door coupe with an adventurous spirit’ by blending innovative design and materials with first-for-Fiat proportions.
Dynamic lines, muscular surfaces and a reduced glass area create a feeling of power, protection and privacy. The wrap-around design that combines windshield, lateral glass area and rear glass reinforces the highly dynamic character of the concept. Layered body highlights create different reflections, giving the car a lighter look.
The FCC4’s headlights were also reimagined, with an upper strip of LED Daytime Running Lights that act as a frame for the central Fiat badge. The main headlight cluster sits below the LEDs, with two foglight-style lamps embedded in the front spoiler.
The FCC4’s rear features fastback glass characteristics and asymmetrical doors. Also standing out are the exhausts, located in the furthest corners of the rear bumper, seperated by a central strip of alluminium.
FCC4 Dimensions: Length: 5,000mm. Width: 1,940mm (without mirrors). Height: 1,600mm.
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