FIAT 500e Wins “Best Small Electric Car” Award Again
The FIAT 500e, an electric car, has won an award for the third year in a row. This time, it’s the “Best Small Electric Car” award at the 2023 What Car? Electric Car Awards.
The judges at What Car? really liked the 500e’s cool and old-school design, inside and outside the car. They also thought it was great how it uses the latest technology. The 500e is fun to drive, especially in the city because it’s easy to turn and handle.
What’s also cool is that the 500e is cheaper than many other electric cars. The basic model is one of the most affordable electric cars you can buy. Even the version with a bigger battery is cheaper than its competitors. This version can go 199 miles on a single charge and is quite quick.
Earlier this year, FIAT started a program called E-Grant, which gives you £3,000 to help you switch to an electric car. You can use this grant for the 500e or the convertible version.
The FIAT 500e is FIAT’s first fully-electric car, and it comes with some great features like advanced driving technology and a long driving range of up to 199 miles on one charge. It can also charge really fast, getting 80% charged in just 35 minutes, and you can add 30 miles of range in only 5 minutes.
Steve Huntingford, who is an editor at What Car?, said, “The electric 500 looks retro but also modern. The inside is charming and has all the things you’d expect. The 500 is easy to drive in the city. And the bigger battery in our favorite version means you can go on longer trips.”
Damien Dally, the UK Managing Director of FIAT & Abarth, added, “It’s amazing to see the 500e win the ‘Best Small Electric Car’ award for three years in a row. It shows that people love its quality, design, and smart technology.”
The FIAT 500e has won several awards since it came out, including “Best Electric City Car,” “Best Small Electric Car,” “Best City Car,” and “Best Small Car.”
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