Fiat Multiplina Concept Revives Mini-MPV for the Electric Era
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Fiat has presented the concept version for a new model of one of its most famous models. The Fiat 600 Multipla – the one from the 1950s, mind you, not the one with the frown from the beginning of this century – is getting an electric successor as a microcar: the Multiplina.
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motors-addictArticle LesVoitures.com The Cars Fiat revives the spirit of the "600 Multipla" by unveiling the "Multiplina", a concept of four-seat electric quadricycle, accessible [...] Article Fiat Multiplina: the first four-seat electric quadricycle for the general public arrives first on Les Cars.
In addition to launching the Grizzly, its new electric and hybrid SUV, Fiat is expected to unveil a brand-new concept car at the Paris Motor Show in October. We discussed this with the brand's CEO and product director: the spirit of the iconic Multipla is expected to be present at the stand. [Read more] Download our Android and iOS app! You can read our articles, features, and watch our latest YouTube videos.
Fiat has just officially launched the Multiplina, a four-seater electric quadricycle approved in the L7e category. Presented yesterday in Rome by Olivier François, CEO of the brand, this vehicle will have to comply with strict regulatory constraints: maximum power of 15 kW, mass limited to 450 kg without battery, speed capped at 90 km/h. Waited for in 2028, the Multiplina aims to fill the gap between the Topolino biplace and the classic electric…
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