The Fiat 600e and its sporty Abarth sibling have become more affordable for UK buyers following the introduction of a £1,500 saving under the Government’s Electric Car Grant.
The Fiat 600e and its sporty Abarth sibling have become more affordable for UK buyers following the introduction of a £1,500 saving under the Government’s Electric Car Grant.
Following the application of the band 2 grant, the Fiat 600e now starts from £25,495, making it cheaper than its mild-hybrid equivalent. That’s also a total saving of £4,785 compared to December 2025 pricing, before Fiat cut prices.
The more performance-focused Abarth 600e also benefits from the incentive, with its starting price reduced to £32,495. This also follows recent pricing adjustments introduced at the start of 2026.
“This is another important step from FIAT in making electric mobility even more accessible to a wider audience,” said Kris Cholmondeley, managing director, FIAT UK.
“With the Fiat 600e now benefiting from both our recent price repositioning and the Government’s Electric Car Grant, customers can enjoy a compelling price point and great value, with no compromise to stylish, practical electric driving.”
