Ford has recently unveiled the 2013 Fiesta at the Paris Motor Show.
According to the North American carmaker, the refreshed model receives a new front fascia with a trapezoidal front grille, LED-infused headlights and a bulging bonnet.
Meanwhile, the interior is not any major changes, except for the new tech goodies, such as the MyKey system which allows owners to configure maximum speeds and audio volume levels that driver aids, the Active City Stop system that helps drivers avoid low-speed collisions, while the Ford SYNC in-car connectivity system allows owners to voice-activate phone calls and music selection from devices connected via Bluetooth or USB, and connect to local emergency services operators after an accident via Emergency Assistance.
Under the hood, seven different engines are available:
- A 1.0-liter three-cylinder with outputs of 65 hp and 80 hp
- A 1.0-liter EcoBoost with outputs of 100 hp and 125 hp
- A 1.25-liter Duratec with outputs of 60 hp and 82 hp
- A 1.4-liter Duratec petrol with 96 hp
- A 1.5-liter TDCi diesel with 75 hp
- A 1.6-liter Ti-VCT petrol with 105 hp
- A 1.6-liter Duratorq TDCi diesel with 95 hp
