Fiat Promises To Keep Making Small Cars In EV Age via insideevs.com
The Fiat 500e will go on sale in the US in 2024. Currently available in Europe, the 500e is powered by a choice of either a 23.8 kWh or 42 kWh battery pack. The latter is capable of up to 199 miles per charge and 0-60 mph in around 8 seconds. European prices range between roughly €30-35k depending on specification.
An Abarth variant of the 500e should also make it to the US at some stage. With a much greater emphasis on performance, the produces 153 hp and can sprint from 0-60 mph in 7 seconds. It also features a somewhat controversial"Sound Generator" which replicates the engine noise from a petrol Abarth.
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