Fiat Ulysse

The Fiat Ulysse is a multi-purpose people carrier that the Italian maker Fiat has sold since June 1994, in three generations. The first ran from 1994 to 2002 and came from a joint venture between Fiat and the PSA group, which built the same minivan as the Citroen Evasion, Lancia Z and Peugeot 806 at the Sevel plant at Valenciennes in northern France; it took its front end from the Fiat Scudo van and was restyled in January 1998. The second generation, shown in June 2002, was 27 centimetres longer, rode on a new platform no longer shared with commercial vehicles, and was the only version of the family to keep the Fiat name; it seated seven and was updated in January 2008 before production ended in November 2010 after 60,648 cars. The name returned in 2022 as the E-Ulysse on the PSA EMP2 platform, a twin of the Scudo van, offered with a 100 kilowatt electric motor or a two litre diesel.