In 2017, Ford showed its new generation Fiesta as a full lineup, in four versions: 3 and 5 doors, Fiesta Active as a crossover and the performance-inspired ST-line.
For those who want more luxury from a small vehicle, Ford introduced the Vignale trim. Fiesta is also the first Ford vehicle to feature a premium Bang&Olufsen Sound System, and for the first time offers an openable panoramic glass roof.

For the engine compartment, Ford installed a 1.0-liter EcoBoost, 3-cylinder unit, which is offered with 100 hp, 125 hp and 140 hp, and a new 6-speed manual gearbox. For the 100 hp version, Ford also offers a 6-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters. For the diesel fans, there is only a 1.5-liter TDCi with 120 hp.

Inside, there are many features meant for comfort, safety and even a touch a luxury. The infotainment system consists of an 8” tablet connected to the N-SYNC system, which acts as a personal assistant. With an Internet connection, the system can look for restaurants, parking lots, stores and gives feedback regarding the traffic ahead.

For the safety systems, Ford ensured a multitude of features, including traffic recognition. The Fiesta is the first Ford in Europe to benefit from computer simulation crash tests of a complete vehicle using advanced new Finite Element Analysis technology, enabling more effective optimization of safety features from airbags to body structure reinforcements.