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Abarth Punto Evo Price Guide
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typical price 14 October, 2026
The Abarth Punto Evo replaced the Grande Punto Abarth in 2010, using the facelifted Fiat Punto Evo body with the same 1.4-litre T-Jet turbo engine. It offered 163bhp as standard, with the esseesse upgrade raising power to 180bhp.
The Car
The Punto Evo Abarth gained a revised front end, new headlights, and an updated interior over the Grande Punto. The SuperSport variant, limited to 199 UK cars, was the most focused version with 180bhp, Koni dampers, Brembo brakes, and a Torsen limited-slip differential — the first Abarth road car to feature an LSD. It could reach 0–62mph in 7.5 seconds and had a genuine mechanical intensity that the standard car lacked.
Buying
The Punto Evo Abarth is rare, particularly in SuperSport form. The LSD-equipped SuperSport is the one with genuine collector potential. Otherwise, the same buying advice applies as for the Grande Punto Abarth: cambelt history, clutch condition, and suspension wear. The Punto Evo was succeeded in concept by the 595, which took over as Abarth’s core product on the smaller, lighter Fiat 500 platform.
