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Fiat Doblò 2026 — Morocco price

from MAD 219,000 to MAD 309,000

Fiat's 5/7-seat ludospace — 1.2 PureTech 130 hp or electric E-Doblò, from 219,000 MAD at Sopriam.

Key specifications

Body
Van
Fuel
Gasoline
Gearbox
Automatic
Power
130 ch
Consumption
6.2 L / 100 km
Year
2026
Availability
On sale

Pros

  • 219,000 MAD entry price — cheapest Stellantis ludospace in Morocco
  • EMP2 platform shared with Berlingo / Rifter / Combo Life — proven reliability
  • True 7-seat XL version (4.75 m) + 3 sliding doors
  • E-Doblò electric 285 km range for 279k MAD
  • 775 L boot (5-seat) to 1,050 L (XL)

Watch out for

  • More basic interior finish than Berlingo (Citroën cares more about design)
  • ~50% resale at 3 years — below Berlingo (55%), Kangoo (55%)
  • No 4WD or gasoline-hybrid version (mild or full) in the MA catalogue

Our verdict

The Fiat Doblò 2026 (3rd generation, launched 2022 on the Stellantis EMP2 platform — twin of the Citroën Berlingo, Peugeot Rifter and Opel Combo Life) is Fiat's utility-family ludospace. In Morocco, Sopriam offers two drivetrains: 1.2 PureTech 130 hp 8AT (219-269k MAD for 5-seat, +25k for XL 7-seat) and E-Doblò electric 136 hp (50 kWh battery, 285 km WLTP, 279-309k). Three trims: Easy, Cross, La Prima. The Doblò takes on the Citroën Berlingo (~229-309k MAD, better-finished Sopriam sister), the Peugeot Rifter (~239k+, pricier Sopriam sister), the Renault Kangoo (~239k+, segment historic sister), the Volkswagen Caddy (~289k+, more expensive but more upmarket), and the Dacia Jogger (~189k+, much cheaper but simpler). The Doblò stands out for: 219k MAD very competitive entry price for a 5-seat ludospace (10k MAD less than equivalent Berlingo), true 7-seat XL version (4.75 m), 3 real sliding doors (both sides + tailgate), 775 L boot in 5-seat form. Weaknesses: more basic interior finish than Berlingo (Citroën pays more attention to interior design), ~50% resale at 3 years (below Berlingo 55%), decent Sopriam Stellantis network but Doblò-specific expertise narrower than Berlingo. Target: budget-constrained artisan, commercial operation (delivery, plumber, electrician), large family (3-4 kids) wanting the cheapest Stellantis ludospace.

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Frequently asked

How much does the Fiat Doblò cost in Morocco in 2026?
Doblò 5-seat 1.2 PureTech 130 hp 8AT starts at 219,000 MAD (Easy), 239,000 (Cross), 269,000 (La Prima). XL 7-seat version: +25,000 MAD on each trim. E-Doblò electric 136 hp / 285 km at 279,000-309,000. Sopriam 2026 prices, excluding options and registration.
Fiat Doblò or Citroën Berlingo — which to pick?
Both share the EMP2 platform and 90% of technical components. The Berlingo (~229-309k MAD) wins on interior finish (Citroën cares more about design + Advanced Comfort® suspension), ~55% resale at 3 years, broader service expertise. The Doblò (219-309k) is 10k MAD cheaper for identical mechanics, more distinctive Italian image, identical Sopriam Stellantis warranty. Verdict: Berlingo if you value finish and resale; Doblò if you value the lowest entry price in MA Stellantis ludospace.
Doblò utility or Combi family: the difference?
In Morocco, Sopriam only distributes the Combi version (5/7 seat, glazed, rear seats) — the pure utility version (panel van, no side glass at rear, 2 front seats) is sold by Stellantis Pro Maroc dealers at lower prices (~189-229k MAD). For purely professional use (artisan, delivery) without passenger transport, look at the pure utility version; for mixed family + occasional transport, choose the Combi version.
Is the 285 km E-Doblò electric useful in Morocco?
For urban/peri-urban use and delivery fleets yes. In real Moroccan cycle (35 °C, AC, urban mix): 210-240 km real range (vs 285 km WLTP). Enough for a day of Casablanca rounds + warehouse return without intermediate charging. 100 kW DC charging: 10-80% in 30 min (useful between rounds). EV TVM vignette: 0 MAD/year. For fleet operation: ~7,000-10,000 MAD/year fuel saving + reduced maintenance (~30% less) vs Doblò 1.2 PureTech.

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