Tiny EV debut: Fiat’s two-seat Topolino arrives in the U.S. at $13,995, aimed at short trips in coastal, resort, and gated communities.

Street-legal upgrade: A free kit coming by late summer 2026 will raise top speed to 25 mph, allowing use on many 35 mph roads.

European roots: Already a bestseller in Europe’s micromobility segment, the Topolino brings Italian design to a market dominated by golf carts.Fiat CEO Olivier François has described the Topolino EV as a lifestyle product that emphasizes joy and simplicity. This positioning aims to distinguish it from utilitarian low-speed vehicles such as golf carts.The Fiat Topolino, a two-seat all-electric quadricycle, is now available in the United States with a starting price of $13,995 before fees. This marks the introduction of the model to the U.S. market.The Fiat Topolino measures just over eight feet in length and has a weight of 1,073 pounds. These compact dimensions are part of its design as a small, urban-friendly vehicle.The Fiat Topolino offers up to 46 miles of driving range on a full charge and has a top speed of 19 miles per hour. These performance figures reflect its classification as a low-speed electric vehicle.Fiat is offering two versions of the Topolino in the U.S.: the enclosed standard model with a panoramic roof and the open-air Dolcevita model with rope doors. Both versions are finished in Verde Vita green.