Meet the Fiat Topolino: America’s New $13,995 Electric Microcar

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Discover the ultra‑compact Fiat Topolino electric microcar, now available in the US for just $13,995. Learn specs, options, and how to order today!

Stellantis has opened pre‑orders for the ultra‑compact Fiat Topolino, a four‑wheel quadricycle that blurs the line between a city car and a golf‑cart. Priced from $13,995, the Topolino is set to become the most affordable electric vehicle (EV) on the U.S. market.

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What Is the Fiat Topolino?

Although its silhouette nods to the iconic Fiat 500, the Topolino isn’t a traditional car. It belongs to the European “quadricycle” class – a lightweight, low‑speed vehicle designed primarily for short urban trips.

Performance & Range

  • Top speed: 31 km/h (19 mph) in stock form.
  • Driving range: up to 74 km (46 miles) on a single charge.
  • Optional Low‑Speed Vehicle (LSV) conversion kit (free) raises top speed to 40 km/h (25 mph), making it legal on roads with speed limits of 56 km/h (35 mph) or less.

Pricing Details

The base price of $13,995 covers the vehicle itself and the complimentary LSV conversion kit. Buyers must add a mandatory $990 shipping fee, bringing the total out‑the‑door cost to $14,985.

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Design Choices

Customers can select between two trims:

  • Hardtop: Classic roof with conventional doors.
  • Dolce Vita soft‑top: A minimalist canvas roof with rope‑pull doors, echoing European city‑car chic.

Production & Availability

The Topolino is built in Morocco and will be released in a limited batch for the U.S. market later this year.

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Fiat’s U.S. Track Record

Fiat’s comeback to the United States in 2012 saw a promising first‑year sales figure of 43,772 units. However, numbers have dwindled sharply, with just about 1,300 cars sold last year.

Why Now?

Stellantis stresses that the Topolino launch is driven by extensive market research and consumer interest gathered at auto shows across the country—not by any political statements about the Japanese “kei‑car” segment.

How to Order

Potential owners can reserve their Topolino through Stellantis’ official U.S. portal. With its tiny footprint, modest price tag, and eco‑friendly electric drivetrain, the Fiat Topolino could become the go‑to solution for commuters seeking a hassle‑free, city‑ready ride.