With Retro Style, New Fiat 600e Arrives in the Brazilian Market in 2025

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 30/09/2024 at 21:51

Novo Fiat 600e (Imagem: Reprodução)

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The New Fiat 600e, With 156 HP Electric Version, Replaces The Fiat 500e And Promises To Shake Up The Brazilian Compact SUV Market

Get ready, because the new Fiat 600e is coming to electrify the Brazilian market! With a retro look that’s pure charm and a power of 156 hp, the compact SUV promises to be the new sensation on the streets in 2025.

The Fiat SUV lineup in Brazil is about to get bigger. According to information from the website Autos Segredos, the Italian automaker will bring the new Fiat 600e to the Brazilian market in 2025.

Already approved in the country, the compact SUV is smaller than the Jeep Renegade and was launched in Europe in 2023.

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New Fiat 600e Features A Retro Design

With a retro look, the new Fiat 600e arrives in the Brazilian market in 2025

With lines inspired by the 500e, the new Fiat 600e features a retro design that catches the eye. It utilizes the modular electric platform e-CMP, the same base for models like the Jeep Avenger and the Peugeot 2008 electric, already sold in Brazil.

The vehicle measures 4.17 m in length, 1.98 m in width, and 1.52 m in height, with a wheelbase of 2.56 m and a trunk capacity of up to 360 liters.

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Inside, some versions of the new Fiat 600e bring details in the color of the exterior paint, giving a touch of personality. The SUV features a 7-inch digital display and a 10.25-inch multimedia system.

In Europe, it is also offered in hybrid versions with a 1.2 turbo engine of 100 hp or 136 hp. In Brazil, the expectation is that the 600e will arrive in a single electric version, equipped with a 156 hp engine and 255 Nm of torque.

New Fiat 600e Offers Up To 600 Km In The European Cycle

In terms of range, the new Fiat 600e offers up to 600 km in the European cycle. In Brazil, the Inmetro numbers are expected to be around 420 km with a full charge.

The SUV supports fast chargers, allowing the battery to be recharged from 10% to 80% in just 27 minutes with a DC charger of up to 100 kW.

If confirmed for the Brazilian market, the new Fiat 600e is expected to arrive only in the middle of next year, with prices above R$ 220,000.

It will replace the Fiat 500e, currently sold only in the Icon version for R$ 214,990. The hatch, in fact, should gain hybrid versions in Europe and its production was temporarily suspended a few weeks ago.

With all these innovations and a look that blends retro with modern, the new Fiat 600e has everything to win over Brazilian drivers. Now, the question remains: is the national market really prepared for this new era of compact electric SUVs? What do you think?

With Retro Style, New Fiat 600e Arrives in the Brazilian Market in 2025

The New Fiat 600e, With 156 HP Electric Version, Replaces The Fiat 500e And Promises To Shake Up The Brazilian Compact SUV Market

New Fiat 600e Features A Retro Design

Interior

New Fiat 600e Offers Up To 600 Km In The European Cycle

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