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Production of the Fiat 600e begins
Fiat revives its iconic 600 model in an electric format, with a 115 kW (156 CV) electric motor and a lithium-ion battery with a capacity of 54 kWh

In an effort to bring iconic models from the past to life, Fiat has taken a bold leap into the future with the official unveiling of the new Fiat 600e. Just a few weeks ago, they presented to the world the small Topolino in electric form, and now, Fiat takes another bold step with the revival of the classic 600.
On 4 July, at a spectacular ceremony in Lingotto, Fiat officially unveiled the new Fiat 600E. However, the real revolution began on 7 September, with the start of production at the Stellantis plant in Tychy. The first Fiat 600e produced is the top-of-the-range version, known as “La Prima“, and features a dazzling “Sol de Italia” orange colour. This vehicle is ready to conquer the electric B-segment with its unique style and cutting-edge features.

The new Fiat 600e combines the best of both worlds, B-segment cars and B-SUVs, to offer a unique and exceptional driving experience. This launch marks the triumphant return of Fiat to the B-segment and is presented as the ideal solution for city lovers. It perfectly embodies the Italian style and sustainability values that have been the hallmark of Fiat over the years.
This model boasts an impressive electric capacity, offering a range of more than 400 km on the WLTP combined cycle and exceeding 600 km in urban environments. It also incorporates state-of-the-art safety features, ensuring a safe and comfortable journey for all occupants. The Fiat 600e is available in two versions, both fully electric: the Fiat 600e “La Prima” and the Fiat 600e “RED“, giving families the opportunity to experience the authentic Italian “Dolce Vita”, all with a firm commitment to the environment and social causes.

Fiat 600E features
As for its mechanics, the Fiat 600e is powered by a 115 kW electric motor (equivalent to 156 CV) paired with a 54 kWh lithium-ion battery. These components allow the vehicle to achieve more than 400 km of range on the combined cycle and more than 600 km on the urban cycle, according to WLTP cycle standards. In addition, the Fiat 600e is equipped with a 100 kW fast-charging system, which allows it to charge the battery to 80% in just 30 minutes. Using an 11 kW charger or the Mode 3 cable, a full charge can be achieved in less than six hours, making it a truly practical vehicle for everyday life.

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