Fiat added Tris and Multiplina to its urban mobility move

Fiat’s micromobility ecosystem strategy tests whether urban transport can be owned and shaped by a single OEM brand Fiat organized the first event dedicated entirely to its micromobility range in Rome, reporting European leadership in the electric quadricycle market and a 30% annual increase in Topolino orders in the second quarter of 2026. The new model ranges, an updated Tris three-wheeler and the Multiplina Concept, complete the brand’s offering as a complete urban mobility ecosystem. Topolino has led Europe’s electric quadricycle market since 2025, with an electric mix ratio of over 60%, the highest of any car category on the continent. Orders in the second quarter of 2026 hit an all-time record; It’s a pace that marks micromobility as the fast-moving frontier of European electrification. A Corallo colour, a Dolcevita body, a Sport version and a Vilebrequin Collector’s Edition have been added to the range. A Monster connection also produces Monsterlino, magnetic Bluetooth speakers designed for the vehicle. The Fiat Multiplina Concept Tris three-wheeler targets global last-mile transport with its Dolcevita entertainment model and Caffè Vergnano connection for street coffee service. The Multiplina Concept recreates the 1956 Fiat 600 Multipla, bridging the gap between the Topolino and a conventional automobile. Olivier François, Chief Executive Officer of Fiat and Global Marketing Director of Stellantis, said in a statement: “FIAT was shaping the word micromobility long before it was born. Our mission has always been the same: to make mobility simpler, smarter and more accessible. Today, with Topolino, TRIS and Multiplina, our vision for the future, we are building on our heritage and creating a complete ecosystem for the cities of tomorrow: joyful, creative, sustainable and absolutely FIAT.”

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