Zetec, ST-Line, Titanium, Vignale and Active trims will be available Fiesta range has also been expanded with a new semi-crossover SUV-like Fiesta Active Three and five-door bodystyles will be offered, although the Active model is five-door only The exterior design director at Ford of Europe said the car’s styling is “more evolution than revolution" Around 50% of models are expected to be sold in Titanium specification The ST-Line is the sportiest model in the range, until the fast ST model appears ST-Line models have a more overtly sporty look Titanium models will be the most luxurious in the range The Vignale is from Ford's sub-brand, and promises a more "upscale" buying and ownership experience Ford describes the new Fiesta as the "world’s most technologically advanced small car" A range of efficient engines will be offered including a 138bhp 1.0-litre EcoBoost petrol ...and a 118bhp 1.5-litre TDCi, the first 'high power' diesel fitted to a Fiesta Ford has increased the Fiesta's grip under cornering and braking for a more secure drive But it maintains it'll be more fun to drive than the current car The Fiesta is first Ford with Pedestrian Detection that can help prevent collisions at night