We're told there's a wraparound dashboard featuring chrome accenting, a "strikingly good looking central console and an innovative infotainment system." The seven-seat interior is as spacious as they come, says Fiat, thanks to a longest-in-class wheelbase.
Two versions will go on sale. Both include triple-zone climate control, cruise control, a touch screen stereo and seven airbags, though the "more metropolitan version" will add 17-inch alloys, a bigger touch screen with DVD player, Bluetooth, parking sensors, auto headlamps and rear window tints.
To start with it will be available with a 2.0-litre MultiJet diesel engine with either 140- or 170hp and front-wheel drive. Later a 4x4 version will rock up powered by the latter of the diesels or a 276hp 3.6-litre petrol V6.
The Fiat Freemont will be built in Chrysler Group's Toluca plant, Mexico, and will go on sale in Europe during the second half of 2011. No prices yet, or indeed confirmation it will come to Ireland.
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