Fiat Topolino Returns As An EV For The Concrete Jungle

Stellantis has resurrected one of Fiat's popular models, the Topolino, into a fully-electric machine that's ideal for the concrete jungle. The new Fiat Topolino is technically not a car but a quadricycle that's based on theCitroen Ami, which debuted back in 2020.

The Topolino's return marks a further step in Fiat's path toward electrification. The Italian automaker also aims to live up to the nameplate's legacy of providing urban mobility - a feat it achieved when it produced the Topolino, otherwise known as the500, from 1936 to 1955.

Fiat revealed a single image of the new Topolino featuring a more straightforward design language when compared to its Citroen counterpart. It has circular headlights housed within a silver trim. Beneath those is another set of round lamps, that act as turn signals.

Curiously enough, the new Topolino doesn't come with doors while the black pillars accent the rather simplistic exterior design. You'll also notice it has a folding fabric roof, a nod to the original Topolino.

Not much has been revealed when it comes to the Topolino's cabin. Based on the image, it has two-tone seats along with a white-and-green accent on the dashboard. And, in case you're wondering, the new Topolino can only accommodate two individuals.