FIAT Manufacturer

Fiat believes in the future of the electric car, and has decided to drastically lower the FCA group's average CO2 emissions along the road to zero emissions. That's why at the Geneva Motor Show 2019 FCA presented the new Fiat Centoventi, an electric utility concept that recalls the design of the most compact crossovers and lays the foundations for what could be the car of the future. A vehicle that focuses on electric and sustainable mobility with zero emissions.

Its first feature is the platform that allows it to accommodate up to four battery packs. Each module offers 100 km of range, the fifth is positioned between the front and rear seats. But FCA's electric future is not just the Fiat Centoventi, but also and above all the New Fiat 500 electric, which will make its debut in 2020. This model will run on battery power only giving up on petrol and diesel engines.

Fiat's future is increasingly electric. Indeed, electrifying. The year 2020 will be the turning point for the FCA group. The zero-emission variant of the Italian citycar should be part of a totally new project, which should also include the new generation of Panda. The company recently announced the extension of the solidarity contracts until the end of 2019 to prepare the production lines for the new car. The new electric Fiat 500 will make its debut in 2020. It will be a totally new model, which will only run on battery power and will not use traditional petrol and diesel engines. The electric Fiat 500 will be produced at the Mirafiori plant in Turin and will be equipped with batteries developed with Samsung.