The three smallest production vehicles currently on sale in the United States consist of the Mini Cooper 2-door, Fiat 500e and the Mazda Miata - which one is best for you ..read more

These bad automotive choices score low marks for appeal, practicality, and fun ..read more

Despite a 154% sales increase in the U.S. last year, Fiat's performance is anything but a success ..read more

The Fiat 500 hasn't had the best run these past few years, with plant shutdowns and slow sales, but Stellantis already has plans for a next-gen Fiat 500 model ..read more

How does $0 down and $0 per month sound to you ..read more

Reportedly facing ongoing supply and demand issues, Stellantis prepares to halt production at its historic Mirafiori factory, impacting Fiat 500 and Maserati lines ..read more

The new, all-electric Fiat 500e has faced poor sales in Europe and the U.S., but Stellantis has promised to spend $110 million more developing the 500 in the coming years ..read more

With a hefty price tag and one of the shortest ranges of any EV on the market, the 500e is a tough sell for all but the most fanatic Fiat followers ..read more

In this episode of the Autoblog Podcast, Editor-in-Chief  Greg Migliore is joined by Road Test Editor Zac Palmer. They discuss the week in car news first, leading off with the updated 2025 Ford Maverick that adds a Lobo sport truck variant and an AWD hybrid. Next, they chat some Cadillac news with the reveal of the stunning Sollei convertible concept and the refreshed 2025 Escalade. After the news, the two focus on what they've been driving over the past couple of weeks. They start with the Fiat 500e, then move along to a comparison between the refreshed Hyundai Elantra Hybrid and totall ..read more

At a time when EVs come in forms as incongruous as the GMC Hummer or Tesla Cybertruck, it’s refreshing to ride around in something as basic and charming as the Fiat 500e. It's basically a two-seater. It doesn’t hold much cargo and its range is paltry compared to most other EVs these days. It’s not fancy, but it is molto stylish and fun. It’s the way Europeans drive — pretend you’re motoring (literally) though sunny Italy. Most important, it’s cheap to operate and easy to use. Sadly, it's not  that cheap to buy, but more on that later. While I spent a week driving around Seattle in this e ..read more