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FIAT® Topolino 2027

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The 2027 FIAT® Topolino is bringing charming design, street-legal mobility, new features, a brand-new body style and two bellissima new color options to the United States.

European models shown throughout. Actual vehicle details may vary.

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You really can’t go wrong—whether you pick the classic Topolino, the breezy Topolino Dolce Vita or the new Topolino Open Air.  And honestly, why not all three?

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FIAT® Topolino

A Verde Vita Mint Fiat Topolino sits on a blue background with orange stripes.

The street-legal icon, contained and equipped for micromobility. At the beach club, the country club or just around your community—Topolino is ready to go.

  • Street Legal (NHTSA FMVSS 500) 
  • Three Available Colors – Verde Vita Mint, Corallo Orange and Luna Greige
  • Asymmetrical Full Doors
  • Fixed Glass Roof
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FIAT® Topolino Open Air

A Luna Greige 2027 Fiat Topolino Open Air sits on a gray background with green stripes.

The best of both worlds. The street-legalFIAT® Topolino Open Air bridges the gap between all-weather mobility and outdoor freedom with the asymmetrical full doors of the Topolino and the roll-back soft top roof of the Dolce Vita.  

  • Street Legal (NHTSA FMVSS 500) 
  • Three Available Colors – Verde Vita Mint, Corallo Orange and Luna Greige
  • Asymmetrical Full Doors
  • Roll-Back Soft Top Roof
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FIAT® Topolino Dolce Vita

A Corallo Orange 2027 Fiat Topolino Dolce Vita sits on an orange background with green stripes.

Made for those perfect weather days and beautiful nights. The street-legal Dolce Vita features rope doors and a roll-back soft top roof, so you get the pleasure of the open air in your beach community or resort stay.

  • Street Legal (NHTSA FMVSS 500) 
  • Three Available Colors – Verde Vita Mint, Corallo Orange and Luna Greige
  • Dolce Vita Rope Doors
  • Roll-Back Soft Top Roof
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Street-Legal
Micromobility

The FIAT® Topolino is federally classified as a motor vehicle and certified in accordance with NHTSA’s FMVSS 500, making it street-legalon most public roads having speed limits of 35 mph or under.

Up To 46

Miles of All-Electric Range on a Single Charge 
 
     

Up To 25    

MPH Top Speed 

Up To 5

Hours of Charge Time 

A 5.4 Kilowatt-Hour

Lithium-Ion Battery

A Refreshing 0

Carbon Emissions

A Verde Vita Mint Fiat Topolino sits on a blue background with orange stripes. The words Verde Vita Mint are superimposed over it. A Luna Greige 2027 Fiat Topolino Open Air sits on a gray background with green stripes. The words Luna Greige are superimposed over it. A Corallo Orange 2027 Fiat Topolino Dolce Vita sits on an orange background with green stripes. The words Corallo Orange are superimposed over it.

Even More to Adore

The 2027 FIAT® Topolino brings new features and customization opportunities to the street-legal vehicle you know and love.

An image split by a light green line, with a Corallo Orange 2027 Fiat Topolino Dolce Vita parked in a tropical city on the left and a Luna Greige 2027 Fiat Topolino Dolce Vita parked along a line of hedges on the right.

Two New Colors

Which looks better on you—our classic Verde Vita Mint, the vibrant new Corallo Orange or the dramatic new Luna Greige? No wrong answers—all three colors are available on every version of the Topolino. Just go with your heart.

Two Luna Greige 2027 Fiat Topolino Open Air vehicles parked in a beachside lot with palm trees in the background.

The New Topolino Open Air

Can’t decide how much breeze in your hair you want? Our new Topolino Open Air version comes with both asymmetrical full doors and a roll-back soft-top roof.

A close-up shot of the full-color Digital Cluster Display behind the steering wheel of a 2027 Fiat Topolino with the ocean visible through the windshield behind it.

Enhanced Digital Cluster Display

Know your TopoStats at a glance in beautiful digital color thanks to the new Digital Cluster Display behind the wheel of the 2027 Topolino.

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Your Happy Place Awaits

Built with resorts, beach towns, tight-knit communities and unforgettable moments in mind, the 2027 Topolino gives you an extra boost of mobility. With a rearview mirror, a back-up camera and a top speed of 25 mph, the Topolino is federally classified as a motor vehicle and certified in accordance with NHTSA’s FMVSS 500, making it street legalon most public roads having speed limits of 35 mph or under.

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Experience It From All Angles

Explore every inch of the Italian design of Topolino, including how it looks in our new color options.

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FAQ

FIAT® Topolino

      

The FIAT® Topolino is 8 feet and 3 inches long, 4 feet and 7 inches wide and 5 feet and 1 inch high.

The curb weight of the FIAT® Topolino—meaning the weight of the Topolino with full fluids, but with no passengers inside—is 1,073 pounds. The combined weight rating, which includes passengers and cargo, is 1,570 pounds. The vehicle is designed to fit 2—the driver and one passenger.

The FIAT® Topolino is by definition a vehicle in that it moves and can transport people and goods. But the Topolino wouldn’t classify as a car—rather, it’s a compact, low-speed, on-road vehicle. That’s why the Topolino is a champion of micromobility, which reimagines how we get around by uniting different locations across small distances.

The FIAT® Topolino is currently available in three color options, Verde Vita Mint, Corallo Orange, and Luna Greige. There are also three versions available to choose from: Topolino, our classic version that features asymmetrical doors and a fixed glass roof; the Topolino Dolce Vita, which adds a dose of exciting open-air freedom with its Dolce Vita Rope Doors and roll-back soft top roof; and the Topolino Open Air, which has the asymmetrical full doors of the classic version and the roll-back soft top roof of the Dolce Vita.

On a fully charged battery, the FIAT® Topolino has a total driving range of up to 46 miles , with a top speed of up to 25 mph .

The battery of the FIAT® Topolino can reach 100% in just about 5 hours with the onboard charger using standard American outlet .

The FIAT® Topolino cannot be driven on highways or major roads because its estimated top speed is 25 mph.The FIAT Topolino is federally classified as a motor vehicle and certified in accordance with NHTSA’s 49 CFR 571.500 (also known as FMVSS 500). It is street legal  on most public roads having speed limits of 35 mph or under, making the Topolino a speedy, joyful micromobility solution.

The FIAT® Topolino is best suited for environments with posted speed limits of 35 mph  or less. Some examples include country clubs, resorts, music and film festivals, yacht clubs, downtown areas and beach towns.

The FIAT® Topolino has an estimated top speed of 25 mph .

A low-speed vehicle, or LSV, is a street-legal, four-wheeled vehicle. An LSV has a gross vehicle weight rating of less than 3,000 pounds and top speed of 25 mph. They’re usually all-electric vehicles and are held to federal performance and safety standards. 

In most US states, you’re allowed to drive a low-speed vehicle on roads with a marked speed limit of 35 mph or less. Though an LSV may look like a golf cart, its level of performance, mobility and automotive engineering makes it an official on-road vehicle.

First and foremost, low-speed vehicles are required to adhere to the performance and safety standards set by the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration). These standards dictate that an LSV cannot exceed 25 mph (40 km/h) and must have the following:

  • Vehicle-appropriate mirrors, including an exterior mirror on the driver’s side and an exterior mirror on the passenger’s side (also called a sideview mirror) 
  • A parking brake 
  • A conforming windshield (meaning it meets all federal safety standards) 
  • Headlamps 
  • Front and rear turn signals 
  • Taillamps and Brake Lamps
  • Red reflex reflectors 
  • An audible alert mechanism (like a horn) 
  • A Type 1 or Type 2 Seat Belt Assembly 
  • A rear back up camera 
  • A Vehicle Identification Number (commonly called a VIN)

Thanks to their estimated top speed of 25 mph , low-speed vehicles are street legal and can be driven on most US roadways posted 35 mph or less—which makes up a large amount of the roads in the United States! 

While an LSV can’t be driven on the highway, they’re perfect for cities and contained communities thanks to their size and efficiency.