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Fiat Brings Sub-15k Topolino EV to the US for tiny trips
transportation1 month ago

Fiat Brings Sub-15k Topolino EV to the US for tiny trips

Fiat is bringing its European two-seat Topolino microcar to the US with a starting price around $13,995 before a $990 destination charge (about $14,985 total). The ultra-compact, 1,000-pound car offers 8 hp and a 19 mph top speed with an estimated 46-mile range; the launch model will be private-property only, but Fiat plans a free conversion kit later to hit 25 mph and enable street use. Marketed for short urban trips in places where real car performance is not the point, the move comes as US buyers face high average new-car prices while Fiat's US sales remain limited. The company notes accessories and broader affordability trends as context for its US push.

Fiat Topolino Enters the U.S. Market as a $14,985 Tiny City EV
automotive1 month ago

Fiat Topolino Enters the U.S. Market as a $14,985 Tiny City EV

Fiat's Topolino hits the U.S. market at $14,985 (destination included), offering two seats, 46 miles of range, and a 19 mph top speed; not street-legal yet, but a late-summer conversion kit will raise top speed to 25 mph for on-road use as a Low Speed Vehicle, with limited initial units and a Dolce Vita edition featuring a sliding convertible top, plus bespoke customization via Motori & Customs.

Stellantis eyes US market with Fiat Topolino EV starting at $13,995
business1 month ago

Stellantis eyes US market with Fiat Topolino EV starting at $13,995

Stellantis has opened U.S. orders for the Fiat Topolino, a tiny electric quadricycle, with a base price of $13,995 (destination fee adds $990 for a customer price of $14,985). The vehicle can reach 19 mph with up to 46 miles of range, and a free Low Speed Vehicle conversion can raise top speed to 25 mph for 35 mph road limits. It will be sold in limited quantities this year in hardtop with doors or a Dolce Vita soft-top, manufactured in Morocco. The move comes amid past discussions about Kei cars in the U.S. and Fiat’s performance history in the market.