Fiat is enhancing its E-Grant initiative, offering significant savings to customers of its all-electric Fiat 600e and Abarth 500e models.
The E-Grant has been integrated directly into the on-the-road prices, offering reductions of up to £4,220 with both models now available from £29,975.
Fiat initially launched its electric vehicle grant in June 2023, becoming the first car maker to introduce such an initiative after the UK Government discontinued EV purchase incentives.
The Fiat 600e offers a lithium-ion battery capacity of 54 kWh, providing a range of over 250 miles in the WLTP combined cycle and up to 375 miles in urban driving. With an output of 115 kW (154hp), 260Nm of torque, and the ability to accelerate from 0-62 mph in 9.0 seconds, drivers can choose from three distinct modes—eco, normal, and sport—to suit their preferred driving style.
The Abarth 500e comes equipped with a 42 kWh battery and producing 113.7 kW (152hp) and 235Nm of torque, accelerating from 0-62 mph in seven seconds, offering a driving range of up to 224 miles in city conditions.
Giuseppe Cava, marketing director, FIAT and Abarth UK, commented: “We’re delighted to start the New Year by evolving the FIAT E-Grant. A year and a half after we became the first to launch this type of electric car incentive, we’re proud to be able to integrate the savings into our on-the-road pricing and thereby extend the savings to even more customers.
“Our own research has already revealed that many consumers are put off by the perceived high cost of EV purchase, so by integrating the E-Grant saving for Fiat 600e and Abarth 500e we’re helping to make the switch more affordable than ever for all buyers.
“We are proud that both Fiat 600e and Abarth 500e are award winning models and by integrating the E-Grant we hope to give more drivers across the UK an even greater reason to consider them.”
