The new Ford Fiesta compact hatchback came back in the game with its diverse model series, a new exterior design, Matrix LED headlamps that were Glare-Free High Beam, and much more. The new cars also come with hybrid powertrains, making them future-ready and economical to be driven. From exterior to interior, engine and power, we’ll look at all the features the Ford Fiesta has in store. So let’s take a look.

Variants
Some popular variants in the Ford Fiesta models include the Trend, Titanium, ST-Line, and Active models. Each of these comes with its unique features and design, which make them distinctive, however, using a powerful Ford engine, of course. Within these models, the pricing for each changes depending on the kind of specifications requested, any customizations, and styling requirements.

Driving experience
Just like the classic Ford experience, the driving is smooth and agile. Different drive modes can be used for different roads and weather conditions. The three drive modes include Eco, Normal, and Sport. However, the Fiesta Active does have an extra mode called the “Slippery” mode for poor weather conditions.
Reviews suggest that the Trend and Titanium Fiestas are more comfortable to ride so that you can take your pick accordingly. The ST-Line, however, is more famous for its top-notch driving performance, which comes from the car’s styling that maximizes drive. It has a low ride, strong rear twist-beam, firm anti-roll bar at the front, stiff springs, and robust dampers. This makes driving easy even on bumpy roads because the body is lower and can turn easily without much drift.
If you are looking for premium and luxury features, paying extra for the Vignale pack under variants like Titanium, Active, and ST-Line will give you the experience you are looking for, even with the exclusive synthetic leather inserts in the ST-Line.

Gearbox specifications
The cars come with a six-speed manual gearbox with a precise stick action, making it easy to use while driving smoothly. There is also the seven-speed auto; however, popular opinion suggests that driving the car in manual, especially for the ST-Line trim, makes it more fun and exciting if your daily drives are not too stressful in traffic.

Interiors
All the variants come with an eight-inch touchscreen placed at the center in front. It comes with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity making it extremely easy and efficient to connect to your smartphone. Apart from the basic trim in the Trend variant, all the rest of the cars come with a SYNC 3 system on the screen, which is a little more premium than usual. It connects with features like Voice Control and the FordPass Connect, which keeps the navigation system up to date with the latest traffic info, and can also connect wifi to 10 devices in the car. The wireless phone charging pad is convenient, and the ten speakers with 575 watts B&O sound system make it a positive experience inside.
The seats are comfortable and low and easy to adjust, making the driving experience even more personal. While the front is spacious and comfortable, the back seats do not have enough room, even at the top; a panoramic sunroof may help; however, getting a car just for that one feature may not be the most sustainable buy.

Green technology
The Ford EcoBoost is your best bet with a Hybrid 48-volt mild hybrid technology if you are looking for a more environmentally friendly option. This helps utilize fuel efficiency and enhances the car’s responsive acceleration. It also has a seven-speed automatic transmission option, making driving relatively easy and smooth with seamless gear changes.

Check for pricing of Ford Fiesta from any nearby dealer. Depending on the make and model, the prices may start from approximately $15,000. However, it is always wise to speak to a sales executive in person and get a better understanding of pricing and car conditions.