Overview
- Stellantis opened U.S. orders for the Fiat Topolino on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, pricing the two-seat micro‑EV at $13,995 with a mandatory $990 destination fee that brings the customer price to $14,985.
- The Topolino ships as a 19 mph quadricycle intended for private properties and resorts and is said to deliver up to 46 miles from a 5.4 kWh battery on a full charge.
- Fiat will supply a no‑cost Low‑Speed Vehicle (LSV) conversion kit that raises top speed to 25 mph and adds required equipment so owners can use the Topolino on certain public roads; the company expects kit distribution and deliveries in late summer or fall 2026.
- Production is sourced from Morocco on the same platform as the Citroën Ami, and Stellantis will route limited 2026 allocations through select Fiat dealers in targeted sun‑belt and resort markets.
- The launch is a deliberate move into micromobility under Stellantis’ broader strategy and could shift demand in gated communities, beach towns and resort operations by offering a styled, road‑legal alternative to conventional golf carts and neighborhood electric vehicles.