The new Ford Fiesta will be unveiled at the Geneva motor show on 4 March.

Three and five-door versions of the next generation of Wales's best-selling car promise to shake up the supermini scene at its global premiere before it goes on sale in the autumn for the 58-plate change.
More than 12 million Fiesta models have been sold since its introduction in 1976, and it follows the company’s ‘kinetic design’ philosophy introduced on all the latest models.

The sixth generation of the Fiesta family features a prominent coupé-like profile of both versions in the spirit of the Verve Concept (above right).
A Verve Concept interior – the futuristic, mobile phone-inspired, human-machine interface technology of the instrument panel centre stack – will be a core feature of the new Ford Fiesta when it hits the road.
The Ford Convers+ system – already available on the Ford Mondeo, S-MAX and Galaxy models – will also feature, representing a major step forward for the small car buyer. It is just one of several new features and technologies, including keyless vehicle technology symbolised by the distinctive 'Ford Power' button on the instrument panel.
Connectivity is another new Fiesta strength.