Fiat Titano, Endurance version will survive in its range but with these new features

Gloria Fiocchi Author
Surprisingly, the Fiat Titano is preparing to keep its Endurance version in the range, but with major upgrades.
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The news comes as production of the 2026 Titano has already begun at the Stellantis plant in Córdoba, Argentina, ahead of its upcoming launch in the Brazilian market.

Fiat Titano, new under the hood for Endurance version

The most significant change concerns the engine of the Fiat Titano Endurance. The previous 2.2 turbodiesel powerplant has been replaced with a more modern and proven unit. This new engine is already in use on other Stellantis group models such as the Fiat Toro, Ram Rampage and Jeep Commander, thus ensuring reliability and optimized performance.

According to local rumors, the Endurance version, featuring a six-speed manual transmission, will continue to be available. It will flank the top-of-the-line Volcano and Ranch versions, both of which are equipped with an eight-speed automatic transmission, thus offering more choice to future buyers.

The Fiat Titano is being renewed for 2026, keeping the Endurance version with a six-speed manual transmission as an integral part of its offering. This choice underscores Fiat’s focus on customers who prefer the control and robustness of a manual transmission.

Fiat Titano pickup truck at its industrial park in Córdoba 1
Updated engine and performance

As anticipated, one of the most significant changes concerns the powertrain of the Endurance version. The previous 2.2 turbodiesel makes way for an engine already proven on models such as the Fiat Toro, Ram Rampage, and Jeep Commander. This upgrade promises optimized performance: with the automatic transmission, it delivers 200 hp and 45.9 kgfm of torque. The manual transmission version is expected to offer slightly less torque, but still adequate for the demands of the pickup segment. All configurations of the 2026 Fiat Titano will include 4×2, 4×4 and 4×4 traction options with a gearbox, providing versatility in all types of terrain.

Ride comfort has been a critical issue for previous versions of the Titano, and Fiat has responded with significant improvements to the 2026 model’s suspension. The goal is to provide a more enjoyable ride, both on and off-road. Power steering becomes electric, contributing to improved handling and steering precision.

On the safety front, all versions, starting with the base Endurance, will be equipped with disc brakes on all four wheels, a feature that greatly enhances the vehicle’s braking ability and active safety.

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Design and ADAS technology

True to its nature as a work vehicle, the 2026 Titano Endurance will sport a minimalist look with unpainted bumpers, mirrors and door handles, all finished in a rugged black. The 17-inch steel wheels (with 265/65 R17 tires) will remain a staple of this base version, while the cargo box cover and protection will not be standard, underscoring its purely functional vocation.

The interior is designed for durability, with vinyl-covered flooring and two-tone fabric seats that are easy to clean and ideal for everyday use. The color palette of the Fiat Titano of 2026 will be refreshed, offering vibrant options such as Monte Carlo Red and solid shades such as Volcano Black and Banchisa White. For those who prefer a metallic touch, elegant Bari Silver and Silverstone Grey options will be available. The Endurance prototype, spotted in its final configuration, anticipates a vehicle ready to take on any work challenge. Aesthetically, the Fiat Titano does not feature radical changes, maintaining its rugged and functional appearance. However, the base version will be equipped with driver assistance systems (ADAS), underscoring Fiat’s commitment to integrating advanced technologies even on entry models. An interesting detail concerns the Ranch version, where the radar has been strategically placed in the center of the skid plate, highlighting a concern for aesthetic and functional integration of safety systems.

Safety of course is a priority for the 2026 Titano Endurance 2026, which will include six airbags (two front, two side and two curtain) as standard for comprehensive protection. There will be no shortage of ABS brakes with EBD, traction and stability controls, and Isofix child seat attachment system, ensuring serene journeys for the whole family.

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