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2015 Ford Figo hatchback launched in India at Rs 4.29 lakh

Comes with three engine options and nine trim levels

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Overdrive|Sep 23, 2015, 13:49:32 IST

Ford India has just launched the new Figo in India. Prices start at Rs 4.29 lakh (ex-Delhi). There are three engine options and seven trims on offer. Prices for the diesel options start at Rs 5.29 lakh (ex-Delhi).

The new Figo borrows quite a lot from the Figo Aspire - starting from the looks which are exactly the same as the sedan, right up till the C-pillar. It also runs the same 14-inch wheels. The similarities continue all the way inside where the interiors are done in black with a beige background - it gets the same steering wheel too. And just like the sedan, the top-end trim gets six airbags, Ford's MyKey feature ( a programmable key that allows you to dial in a restricted driving mode that sets a cap on the speed as well as the audio system’s volume) and Sync with Ford AppLink. Boot capacity is a generous 257 litres and ground clearance is 174mm. There are 20 storage spaces available. The new Figo is also available with Ford's Emergency Assist.

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There are three engine options to choose from. Two petrol and one diesel. The petrol is a tweaked version of the outgoing Figo's 1.2-litre unit and it now makes 88PS. It is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. The other petrol mill, a 100PS 1.5-litre unit comes mated to a 6-speed dual clutch Powershift automatic. The diesel is also a 100PS 1.5-litre unit which, according to Ford, has a fuel efficiency of 25.83kmpl.

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Dual airbags are standard across the range which we believe is a good move on Ford's part. Apart from the Polo and Liva, this is the only compact hatchback that has dual airbags as standard.

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First Published:Sep 23, 2015, 13:49:32 IST
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