After its fair amount of success on Indian roads, Fiat gave the existing Punto a major facelift in the form of Punto Evo in late 2014. This premium hatch offering from Fiat did manage to entice Indian buyers with its European appeal that still continuous to charm the younger audiences looking for an urban drive. Punto Evo remains the base for its other re-designed offering but on the flesh this hatch carries a lot of character. Sculpted creases on the centre of the bonnet combined with stretched sweptback headlights makes it quite distinct in the segment. The front rectangular grille with chrome outlines makes the facade quite European as the Fiat badge sits right at the top of the grille. The front bumper manifests a large air dam stretched horizontally encapsulating the corner fog lamps wrapped in chrome along with a hint of raised front lip spoiler that adds to its sporty character. Its door mounted side mirrors with turn indicators makes this hatch look quite stylish along with beefed up wheel arches encapsulating 16 inch wheels which ups the overall stance from the side. Fiat has not really opted for sharp character lines on the side but has gone more towards a curved approach that is quite pleasing to the eye. Its urban quotient continuous onto the back as well with vertically mounted handle bar styled tail lights that makes this hatch appear more taller. The use of chrome continuous onto the back as well with a well highlighted rear bumper that also wraps rear reflectors with chrome, which does seem a little over done. But on the whole, Punto Evo with its refreshing new avatar appears well built and stylish on the outside.