The ambition to launch an electric car and get into the electric vehicle game is not new for Fiat. That's the reason why it launched the Fiat 500e in European markets, even though it meant, doing so in the midst of the pandemic. But, who knew that the 500e was just the beginning and this is a radical movement according to Olivier Francois, Fiat CEO and Stellantis CMO. He said, "We have an icon, the 500. An icon always has its cause and the 500 is no exception: in the 1950s, it opened access to mobility for all. Nowadays, in this new scenario, it has a new mission - our mission - to create sustainable mobility for all. It is our duty to bring to market electric cars that cost no more than those with an internal combustion engine, as soon as we can, in line with the falling costs of batteries. We are exploring the territory of sustainable mobility for all: this is our greatest project. Between 2025 and 2030, our product line-up will gradually become electric-only. This will be a radical change for Fiat."
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More electric cars are coming our way from brand Fiat and that's not the only change.
So yes, more electric cars are coming our way from brand Fiat and that's not the only change. Francois also went on to state that "In the near future, only a few months from now, I am proud that we will see the conversion of the legendary track on the roof of the former Lingotto factory in Turin into the largest hanging gardens in Europe, hosting over 28,000 plants. A major, meaningful - and once again sustainable - project, due to revitalise the city of Turin, our home."
In Fiat's vision, the penetration of electric mobility will rise, as barriers are overcome and thought it has not yet charted a path and told us explicitly what its EV plans are globally, we can expect an announcement in the next couple of years.
