Susanna Schick of sister site Gas2 is at the LA Auto Show pumping out several posts on EVs and such. Here are four of those: LA Auto Show: Fiat 500E Debuts To Combat Global Warming, Start Global…Hotness? Once again bringing overpowering sex appeal to the LA Auto Show as only … [continued]
For all those Fiat lovers out there that have been waiting to catch a glimpse of the mysterious all-electric version of the Fiat 500, you may soon get your chance. The Fiat 500E will make its official debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show next month. The Los Angeles Auto … [continued]
Recently, Fiat introduced the latest version of the 500e to the United States. But, the company didn’t want to just put out a press release. Fiat wanted to do it with some style and some flair to really get the word out. A special video, also commemorating World AIDS Day, … [continued]
The esteemed poet Christopher Brian Bridges once said, “That car don’t come out until next year. Where the F^#< did you get it?” And, given the context in which these two sentences were uttered (one of his most famous poems, entitled “Rollout”), he has a point. There’s a certain allure … [continued]
Honda has stopped making the Clarity Electric and Fiat is thinking not bringing its all new 500e electric to the US as sedan sales continue to crater.
Fiat took its usual fun aesthetics to the next level at the 2015 Los Angeles Auto Show by decking out two of its electric Fiat 500es. While the car already comes in a variety of options and has been advertised with the slogan “Ugliness is the worst form of pollution,” Fiat’s new campaign … [continued]
Fiat’s new electric crossover is targeting the Model Y’s dominance.
Meet the all-new Fiat 600e electric crossover!
Stellantis already has a manufacturing presence on the African continent, but it looks like it now wants to grow its footprint on the continent. The all-electric small city car the Citroen Ami is made in Morocco and exported to several European countries. It is also used locally by companies such … [continued]
For auto manufacturers, it’s hard to let go sometimes. Performance brands and nameplates have a reputation to uphold, and releasing a bad model under a performance name runs the risk of not only diluting, but potentially destroying the name and brand. So, it’s a big step to see Fiat put … [continued]
