Fiat Models

This roadster nameplate first appeared in the late 1960s, when the original 124 Spider debuted at the Turin Auto Show in November 1966 and reached the U.S. market in 1968. Designed and built by Pininfarina, it became ...

This nameplate began as Fiat’s Nuova 500, introduced in 1957 as a small, rear-engined city car that quickly became one of Italy’s most recognizable automobiles. Designed to provide simple, affordable mobility, it pair...

This electric city car first arrived in the early 2010s as a compliance-focused battery-electric variant of the brand’s small hatchback, with a limited initial market rollout in the United States. That first productio...

This compact Italian people mover was introduced in 2012 as a larger, more practical companion to the brand’s retro-styled small car family. Built in Serbia and aimed at buyers who wanted more space without stepping u...

Introduced for the 2014 model year, this compact crossover brought the 500 family’s styling cues into a larger, five-door utility format and became the brand’s entry in the small SUV class. It was developed and built ...

This nameplate was introduced in late summer 1995 as the five-door companion to Fiat’s sporty three-door compact on the Tipo platform. While the two cars shared their basic underpinnings, the five-door version was tun...

Introduced in 1981, this Fiat commercial van nameplate has become one of the brand’s defining work vehicles and a long-running benchmark in the European light-commercial-vehicle market. From the start, it was designed...

This nameplate was introduced in 2011 as Fiat’s reworking of the Chrysler/Dodge Journey for European and selected export markets, giving the brand a seven-seat crossover with a distinctly family-oriented brief. It deb...

This nameplate was used on the late North American version of Fiat’s long-running open two-seater, which evolved from the 124 Spider line. For the 1979 model year, Fiat renamed the car Spider 2000 to reflect its large...

Fiat’s Strada is the Brazilian compact pickup that launched in 1998 as part of the Palio family. Created to give Fiat a light commercial vehicle with car-like comfort and everyday usability, it quickly became one of t...

This mid-engined targa-top sports car was introduced in 1972 as a compact, wedge-shaped two-seater aimed at making exotic-looking, rear-biased performance more accessible. Styled by Bertone and developed from Fiat’s s...