Stellantis opened ordering for the Fiat Topolino electric vehicle in the U.S. market on Tuesday, July 7, 2026 [1, 2, 3]. The base price for the Topolino EV is $13,995 [1, 2, 3].
The Topolino is a low-speed quadricycle designed for urban use, with a factory-set top speed of 19 mph [1, 2, 3]. It has an EPA-estimated range of up to 46 miles per charge [2, 3]. Buyers can optionally equip a Low Speed Vehicle (LSV) conversion kit at no additional charge, which raises the top speed to 25 mph. This kit makes the vehicle street-legal on roads with speed limits up to 35 mph but adds a mandatory destination fee of $990, bringing the effective purchase price to $14,985 [2, 3].
Although the Topolino resembles a small car similar to the Fiat 500, it is legally classified as a quadricycle, akin to a golf cart [1, 2, 3]. The vehicle is produced in Morocco and will be available in limited quantities during 2026. Buyers can choose between hardtop and soft-top convertible versions [2, 3].
Fiat brand CEO Olivier Francois said Topolino "represents a new chapter for the brand in the U.S. — defined not just by size, but by purpose. With Topolino, we bring a feeling, a lifestyle, a reminder that mobility can be joyful, expressive and beautifully simple" [2]. Stellantis emphasized that the decision to launch Topolino in the U.S. is unrelated to former President Donald Trump’s December 2025 remarks praising small Japanese "Kei" cars as "very small" and "really cute" [2].
Stellantis plans to continue deliveries of the Fiat Topolino throughout 2026 as supplies last. Additional details and ordering options are available now through official channels [1, 2, 3].
