Fiat has officially unveiled its smallest electric vehicle, the Fiat Topolino quadricycle. This compact car measures 2.53 meters (99.6 inches) in length.

The Fiat Topolino is based on the Citroën Ami but features different front and rear designs to give it a distinct Fiat look. It is available in two body configurations: the closed Topolino for city driving and the open Topolino Dolcevita, which has a beach-themed design. The Dolcevita model comes with a large canvas roof, ropes instead of doors, and other unique features.

Both variants of the Fiat Topolino are priced at $10,770 (9,890 euros) in Italy. The Topolino is slightly more expensive than the base Citroën Ami but offers higher levels of equipment. Additionally, it exceeds the features of its Opel Rocks Electric twin.

Some of the notable equipment included in the Topolino are a chrome luggage rack called the Dolcevita Box, which provides a practical fabric band for storing personal items, and vintage chrome-effect mirrors.

Buyers can personalize their Fiat Topolino with options such as a shower attachment for rinsing off after a day at the beach, wooden-effect stickers on the doors of the closed model, and stickers with stripes on the roof of the Dolcevita model.