Innocenti Elba

The Innocenti Elba was a small station wagon sold in Italy under the Innocenti name from 1991. It was the Brazilian-built Fiat Elba, itself derived from the Fiat Duna Weekend and the Fiat Uno, with a thinner body-coloured grille carrying the Innocenti badge and new headlamp units as the main differences. Launch engines were a 1.3 litre carburettor petrol unit of 70 PS, a 1.5 litre injected petrol unit and a 1.7 litre diesel. After 1993 it received Fiat Tipo petrol engines, and a three-door van, the Elba Van, was also offered. It was part of the low-cost range Fiat put under the Innocenti name after taking the firm over in 1990, and it left the price list in the middle of the 1990s.