Pounding the streets of Naples or Palermo is about as tough an assignment as you could think to put a commercial vehicle through, but it's here that Fiat's Ducato has earned a loyal following. If it can put up with that sort of traffic, heat-cycling, and punishment from potholes, cobbles and other road users, British conditions aren't going to make it break a sweat. This improved model builds on the toughness of its predecessor and adds a welcome layer of technical sophistication in both combustion and full-Electric forms.
This model no longer has the engineering differentiations it used to enjoy over its Citroen, Peugeot and Vauxhall design stablemates, but the shared Stellantis powertrains are still very class-competitive, particularly if you want a full-EV. As before, the Italian brand has clearly thought long and hard about what operators actually want. Take things like this improved model's media connectivity and autonomous driving tech for instance. As a result, if your business is in the market for a large van, it may very well be that you really need to go for an Italian.

Perimetric and volumetric, Thatcham category 1 approved alarm

Thatcham approved rolling code transponder immobiliser

6 way driver's seat with lumbar adjustment and armrest

Twin lens door mirrors with electrically adjustable and heated upper mirror

Any aspect of the vehicles safety cause concern?

This vehicle is classed as a car for VED purposes

NCAP Overall Rating - Effective February 09

Fiat Ducato 35 Heavy L4

2.2 Multijet 180 H2 Van Auto

91% found us the cheapest

Lease includes

The easy way to sell your car