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    Stellantis bets on 17,000 euro hybrid Fiat 500 to revive ailing Italian output

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    Posted on July 4, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Stellantis invests in a 17,000 euro hybrid Fiat 500 to boost Italian production, aiming for over 100,000 units annually.

    Stellantis Invests in 17,000 Euro Hybrid Fiat 500 to Boost Italian Production

    By Giulio Piovaccari

    TURIN, Italy (Reuters) -Fiat aims to manufacture over 100,000 units per year of its new hybrid 500 small car, a model parent Stellantis bets on to revive its ailing production in Italy, the brand's head Olivier Francois said on Friday.

    Stellantis, which was created in 2021 from the merger of Fiat Chrysler and France's PSA-Peugeot, last year manufactured 475,000 vehicles in Italy, from over 751,000 in 2023, with car production in particular down 46% to its lowest since 1956.

    That was due to a mix of factors including low market demand, in particular for electric vehicles (EV), growing competition from Asian manufacturers and plants reworking for new model launches.

    "That's the 500 for real people, the pragmatic 500," Francois said during a media preview of the car, when some prototypes of it were shown to press.

    The new hybrid 500, to be manufactured from November in the Mirafiori complex in Turin, Italy, along its existing fully electric (EV) version, will cost 17,000 euros ($20,000), Francois said. It will feature a 12-volt lithium battery.

    The automaker plans to produce 5,000 units this year, he added.

    Production of the 500 EV, which costs almost 30,000 euros, amounted to just 25,000 units last year, with Mirafiori suffering several stoppages due to low demand and workers put on furloughs.

    The Fiat CEO said the brand has plans to introduce an upgraded and more affordable version of the 500 EV in 2027, with a targeted selling price of "20,000 euros or even less", mainly thanks to batteries that will be made in-house.

    Stellantis is also working on the new generation of the 500, expected around 2030, to be produced in Mirafiori.

    "We're designing it now, it will be electric and also hybrid depending on regulation and market response in coming years," Francois said.

    ($1 = 0.8490 euros)

    (Reporting by Giulio Piovaccari, editing by Alvise Armellini and Louise Heavens)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Stellantis launches a 17,000 euro hybrid Fiat 500.
    • •The car aims to revive Italian production with over 100,000 units yearly.
    • •Production in Italy has declined due to low demand and competition.
    • •The hybrid 500 will be produced in Turin's Mirafiori complex.
    • •An upgraded Fiat 500 EV is planned for 2027.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Stellantis bets on 17,000 euro hybrid Fiat 500 to revive ailing Italian output

    1What is the price of the new hybrid Fiat 500?

    The new hybrid Fiat 500 will cost 17,000 euros, which is approximately $20,000.

    2How many units does Stellantis plan to produce this year?

    Stellantis plans to produce 5,000 units of the new hybrid Fiat 500 this year.

    3What factors contributed to the decline in car production in Italy?

    The decline in car production was due to low market demand, particularly for electric vehicles, increased competition from Asian manufacturers, and plants reworking for new model launches.

    4When will the new hybrid Fiat 500 begin production?

    Production of the new hybrid Fiat 500 is set to begin in November at the Mirafiori complex in Turin, Italy.

    5What are Stellantis' future plans for the Fiat 500 EV?

    Stellantis plans to introduce an upgraded and more affordable version of the 500 EV in 2027, targeting a selling price of 20,000 euros or even less.

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