Ford may be preparing the return of the Fiesta to the European market just a few years after ending production of the hatchback. Rumors about the model’s comeback gained momentum following recent comments from Ford Europe president Jim Baumbick.
In an interview with the BBC cited by the website Motor1, Baumbick said the brand is aware of the strong appeal of the Fiesta name and hinted that news could emerge in the future, although he did not officially confirm the project.
“I have nothing to share today, but I can assure you there is no doubt in my mind. I know there is a lot of love for the Fiesta and the Fiesta name, and we will have some news to share in the future,” he told the outlet.
According to recent reports, the possible new generation of the Fiesta is expected to feature an electric powertrain, likely using a platform developed in partnership with Renault.
Ford has already announced plans to expand its vehicle lineup in the European market through 2029, including the launch of seven new compact electric cars and SUVs aimed at strengthening its presence in Europe.
The Fiesta was discontinued in Europe in 2023 after decades of success. Since its launch in 1976, the model has sold more than 22 million units globally and became one of the most popular cars in Ford history.
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