Fiorino It is a light commercial vehicle manufactured by the Italian automaker Fiat since 1977, and sold in Europe until 2000. In 2007, the model was relaunched in that continent's market in a new generation.

For the Brazilian market, however, the vehicle has been manufactured continuously since the 1980s. The original Fiorino was derived from the Fiat 147 (or Fiat 127 II in Europe) until 1988, when it became part of the Fiat Uno range. Currently, in Europe, the Fiorino sold is a joint project between Fiat and PSA Peugeot Citroën based on the Fiat Small platform.

The European version is also sold in a passenger version under the name Fiat Qubo and is also marketed in rebadged versions under other brands with the names Citroën Nemo and Peugeot Bipper. In Brazil, the Fiorino, derived from the old Fiat Uno/Mille, was sold until 2013, transitioning to its third generation in 2014. The current Brazilian Fiorino is derived from the new generation Fiat Uno and is completely different from the European model. The vehicle's name comes from the old Italian coin Florin.

The most affordable car model is the Fiorino Van EVO 1.4 Flex 8V worth R$57.322remaining in 42nd on the list of cheapest cars in Brazil.