Stellantis enters US micromobility with Fiat Topolino

Priced at $13,995, the Topolino puts Fiat in a segment that golf cart regulations have left largely unaddressed in the U.S. market. Fiat entered the US micromobility market with the Topolino, available in two body styles priced at US$13,995 before destination charges. Its 5.4 kW/h battery delivers a top speed of 46 mph at 30 km/h, with a conversion kit for street-legal low-speed vehicle (LSV) use at 25 mph by late summer 2026. The Topolino is offered as a hardtop model with a panoramic sunroof and a Dolcevita model with a retractable sunroof; Both target coastal, resort and neighborhood use. A 2.3 kW AC connection takes approximately five hours to fully charge. The launch marks Stellantis’ first foray into US micromobility and forms part of the group’s FaSTLAne 2030 strategy; Fiat is positioning itself to deliver design-led, accessible urban mobility. Olivier Francois, Chief Executive Officer of the Fiat brand, said in a statement: “Topolino represents a new chapter for the brand in the US – defining not just size but purpose. With Topolino, we bring an emotion, a lifestyle, a reminder that mobility can be joyful, expressive and beautifully simple. FIAT continues to distinguish itself by embracing its heritage in small cars, redefining mobility and anticipating evolving customer needs. With the launch of Topolino, FIAT is bringing its unmistakable features “In this rapidly growing segment, Italian design and iconic character offer a new and stylish alternative that reimagines urban and neighborhood mobility.”

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