Orders have opened for the new Abarth 500e, with prices starting from £34,195 in the UK
Inside, the car is near-identical to the Fiat, with standard kit including a 7.0in instrument screen, rear-view camera and 10.25in infotainment touchscreen. Top-of-the-range models get Alcantara-clad sports seats, and JBL speaker system.
Another highlight is its artificial petrol engine-aping soundtrack, named the Abarth Sound Generator. It reproduces the note of Abarth’s Record Monza exhaust, which the firm has described as a “distinctive” characteristic. Turismo versions also include heated front seats, a 360deg reversing camera, heated mirrors, wireless phone charging, keyless entry, blindspot warning and a glass roof on hatchback variants.
Olivier François, CEO of both Fiat and Abarth, said: “The new Abarth 500e is one of the most exciting launches in the history of the brand: a great new addition to the Abarth line-up. I like to think of it as family, so our fanbase will be involved in every step of our electrification journey.”
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