The FIAT Topolino already has an official price... in Italy

The Italian manufacturer unveiled its new electric quadricycle to the world last summer, a close relative of the Citroën Ami and the Opel Rocks-e. However, at that time it did not disclose its selling price, leaving it for later when orders began to be accepted. Well, that moment has now arrived.

In Italy, anyone who wishes can now buy a Topolino for less than ten thousand euros, 9,890 euros to be exact. A price that can be further reduced to 7,544 euros if the incentives granted in the Italian country are taken advantage of. FIAT also offers the option of enjoying a Topolino through leasing, in which case you will have to pay 2,582 euros as an initial payment and 48 monthly payments of 39 euros.

FIAT states that the first deliveries will take place in January of next year, so there will not be a long wait to see these distinctive quadricycles circulating through large Italian cities such as Rome or Milan.

For the time being, we still do not know when it will arrive in Spain

The company plans to extend its availability later to other European markets, starting with Germany and France, where it will begin accepting orders before the end of the year. Although it has not yet specified a concrete date. It is also important to point out that, as with the Citroën Ami, the entire purchase process will be carried out online without the need to visit a dealership.

As we already discussed last summer at the time of its presentation, the technical specifications of the FIAT Topolino are identical to those of the Citroën Ami and the Opel Rocks-e. At 2.53 metres long, this quadricycle features an electric motor of just 6 kW of power. Enough in any case to reach a top speed that is limited to 45 km/h. On the other hand, its 5.4 kWh battery capacity allows it to cover around 75 km per charge in urban settings.

The Topolino is available in a single mint green colour, but you can choose between two versions: one closed and the other open, without doors and with a folding fabric roof. The FIAT quadricycle differs fundamentally from the Citroën Ami and the Opel Rocks-e by offering a much more classic design, with details such as the boot storage that use higher-quality materials.