While the Topolino resembles a small car such as the Fiat 500, the EV is actually a quadricycle that functions more like a golf cart.

The Fiat Topolino is coming stateside after three years of sales in Europe. It comes to America as car prices keep rising.

In 1936, Fiat built a car so small Italians called it ‘Topolino’ — the little mouse.  Ninety years later, the mouse has landed in America. It costs $13,995. It’s fully electric. And ...

Think of the Fiat Topolino as a grown-up Little Tykes Cozy Coupe that spent its summers basking under the Mediterranean sun. It's a pint-sized bundle of Italian funk, and what the little Fiat lacks in ...

It’s designed primarily for short trips around private communities, resorts, golf courses and similar environments rather than traditional commuting.

The 2026 Fiat Topolino is available now through select dealerships, marking the car maker’s entrance into the micromobility ...

The startup publicly launched its first EV, the Amble One, last month. The company described the minimalist electric buggy as part of a new category of lightweight EVs built for short trips. Like the ...

The pint-sized Fiat Topolino EV has arrived in the U.S. with an under-$15,000 price tag, a two-seat layout and a design aimed at short neighborhood trips.

Remember the Citroën Ami that we were all fawning over just a few years ago? Well, Stellantis has finally noticed the little quadricycle's adoration and is giving the people what they want: more cars ...

If any automaker knows how to properly build a tiny car, it’s Fiat. The new Fiat Topolino is a perfect example. It’s a wonderfully cute, picture-perfect city car done right. We’ve only got one photo ...

The Italian automaker thinks it could be cool for buyers under the age of 17.