Fiat dans l'ordre chronologique

To celebrate 50 years of Fiat in Brazil, the company introduced a special-edition Toro 50 Anos, limited to 550 units. Based on the Toro Volcano Turbo 270 Flex, it features Fiat’s 48V mild-hybrid powertrain, making it one of the first locally produced electrified pickups in the country. The edition is distinguished by an exclusive Maximum Steel exterior color, commemorative 50-year badges, unique side decals, darkened grille and wheels, and a black roof. Inside, it receives exclusive upholstery with “Fiat 50” embroidery, suede trim, a numbered plaque, and special anniversary details. Standard equipment includes a 10-inch multimedia system, ADAS features, front parking sensors, an electrically adjustable driver’s seat, blind-spot monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alert.

At the heart of the Edition 40 is an induction cooktop seamlessly integrated into a mineral composite worktop with a built-in sink. The cooktop's two cooking zones deliver 1000 and 1300 watts of power. To enable simultaneous use without an external power connection, la strada has installed a 3600-watt inverter in the rear storage compartment, which draws power from a 410 amp-hour lithium battery. A 120-amp charger ensures that the battery is quickly recharged after use.

Stellantis Japan donated a Fiat 600e electric crossover to Kyoto City for use as an official municipal vehicle. The donation commemorated the 60th anniversary of the sister‑city relationship between Kyoto and Florence, as well as the 160th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Japan and Italy.

This example received a Kyoto City‑exclusive exterior design, named “Miyako Shiraji Nami” (White Ground Waves), consisting of a white body finish with a continuous wave motif symbolizing the balance between tradition and innovation. A “2050 Kyoto CO₂ Zero Ordinance” emblem is applied to the rear, reflecting the city’s environmental policy goals.

The vehicle is used in daily official duties and represents a symbolic collaboration between Italy and Japan in the fields of culture, sustainability, and electric mobility.

Gallo and Fiat Topolino continue their collaboration with a new design-focused project celebrating creativity and sustainability. Presented at the Milan Design Week, the latest chapter introduces three new liveries inspired by Gallo’s distinctive visual identity, all centered around coral - a color symbolizing energy, vitality, and positivity. Following the previously revealed multicolor stripe theme, the new designs reinterpret the coral concept as a source of creative expression, bringing fresh character and visual impact to the compact electric Topolino.

Fiat Topolino Gallo Barriera Corallina is one of three special design interpretations created as part of the collaboration between Fiat and Gallo. Inspired by nature, this version features a vibrant underwater scene with a colorful coral reef motif, transforming the compact electric vehicle into a playful and expressive design object. The livery reflects the creative use of coral as both a visual theme and a symbol of energy and vitality.

Fiat Topolino Gallo Fiori Astratti is one of three special design interpretations introduced at the 2026 Milan Design Week as part of the collaboration between Fiat and Gallo. Inspired by nature, this version features a composition of abstract flowers that reinterpret organic forms through graphic elements, transforming natural shapes into a stylized visual language.

Fiat Topolino Gallo Pesce Palla is one of three special design interpretations created for the 2026 Milan Design Week as part of the Fiat and Gallo collaboration. Inspired by marine imagery, this version features a pufferfish crossing a coral-colored sea, translating the project’s central coral theme into a playful and dynamic visual concept applied to the compact electric Topolino.