Fiat 500 is enriched with a new special series

The third generation of the Fiat 500, launched in 2007, is still relevant, despite the launch of the fourth generation in 2020, which is now 100% electric and sold in parallel. The Italian manufacturer confirms this again by launching a new special series called 1957 Fiat 500 Collection and limited to 1,957 copies.
As the name suggests, the Fiat 500 Collezione 1957 pays tribute to the second generation of the small city car, the Nuova 500, which was originally launched in 1957: it was this automotive icon, the symbol of the Italian Dolce Vita, that inspired the modern version of the Fiat 500, launched half a century later.
Offered in Cabriolet version“Collezione 1957” stands out two-tone livery concrete: a body that combines in itself White Gelato and Green Rugiada, which contrasts with the beige soft top and silver styling line, all complemented by 16-inch Diamond white alloy wheels as well as chrome mirror caps. On the back glass we find a screen printing 1957-2024which honors the heritage of 500 years.

Fiat 500 Collezione 1957: exclusive livery

Inside we find ivory seats with leather inserts. Frau skin assorted, covering of wooden instrument panelas well as a plate with numbered engraving “One from 1957” is embossed on the central tunnel, a reminder of the exclusivity of this special series.
As for the equipment, we find standard chrome parts, LED daytime running lights, fog lights or even a 7-inch digital TFT screen, the Uconnect infotainment system with a 7-inch touchscreen from Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, not to mention the services Mopar Connect connection. Under the hood of the 1957 Fiat 500 Collezione is a mild hybrid engine 1.0 Hybrid with 70 horsepowerin combination with a manual gearbox.
The 1957 Fiat 500 Collezione is already there available to order in a number of European countries, including France, as well as in Japan. In Italy, it is sold at a price of 25,900 euros, while prices in France will be known very soon.

Since 2007, over 3.2 million units of the Fiat 500 has been sold worldwide, including over 2.7 million in Europe. Last year it was the second best-selling small city car in Europe after the Fiat Panda.

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