The routine in the city is made up of daily entanglements: the rush to take the children to school, the queues at rush hour, the blue lines that are always full and the constant fear of traffic blocks in the restricted traffic zones. Switching to an electric city car means radically transforming the way of experiencing the city: the costs of entering the restricted traffic zones are eliminated, maintenance costs in the workshop are halved and the initial outlay is reduced thanks to the state incentives of the Ecobonus. The compact Fiat range, with models like the 500e, was created precisely to make zero-emission urban mobility a simple, accessible and economical choice for everyday needs.
The urban driving experience: agility, silence and zero worries about the centre
Moving around the city with a compact electric car gives you the pleasure of driving even during rush hour. The immediate starting of the engine guarantees ready shots at the traffic lights, while the silence on board and the absence of vibrations significantly reduce traffic stress. Furthermore, with the single-pedal function, just release the accelerator to slow down the car and recover energy at the same time, making driving in the historic center extremely smooth.
The Fiat range offers tailor-made solutions for any urban lifestyle:
Why the Fiat electric range is convenient: the economic benefits
Choosing an electric city car not only means making an informed decision aimed at eco-sustainability, but also entails immediate and tangible economic benefits for managing the family budget:
Urban electric mobility: the answers to the most common doubts
What are the incentives for electric city cars?
State incentives make contributions available on the list price calibrated based on the presence of a used vehicle to be scrapped and the ISEE range. Added to these contributions are Fiat promotions and Stellantis Financial Services loans to contain both the down payment and the monthly installments.
Which electric cars are included in the ecobonus?
All 100% electric cars with CO₂ emissions between 0 and 20 g/km and a list price within the maximum limits established by ministerial decrees are included in the concessions. The Fiat compact electric range fully meets all the required requirements.
How much does an electric city car consume in the city?
In city traffic, an electric city car records average consumption of between 10 and 13 kWh per 100 km. Continuous braking and slowing down recharge the battery through energy recovery, ensuring a cost per kilometer that is significantly lower than a traditional full tank of fuel.
How do you recharge an electric city car at home or in the city?
For daily charging, simply connect the car to a normal domestic socket or to a private Wallbox during overnight parking. In the city and in public stations, using the supplied type 2 cable or fast charging stations, it is possible to restore a large part of the autonomy in the time of a spent break.
