The Turin car brand Fiat has confirmed its commitment to the micromobility segment. At the presentation of the new concepts in Rome, the brand’s CEO and global marketing director of the Stellantis concern, Olivier François, pointed out that the company’s mission has always been to make mobility simpler, smarter and more accessible. He said that their ecosystem was designed with the aim of redefining the way in which individuals, as well as business users, move in increasingly complex urban environments, but also outside cities.
Focus on electricity and micromobility
The brand’s new strategy relies heavily on the success of the Topolino model, a fully electric four-wheeler that will lead the European market in its segment from 2025. Sales results for the second quarter of 2026 show growth of 30% compared to the same period last year. In addition to commercial success, Topolino also stimulated the energy transition, raising the share of electric vehicles in its segment to over 60%, which today represents the highest share of electric vehicles among all automotive segments in Europe.
The range of Topolino models is now further expanded with new design versions, including the Topolino Sport and the collector’s edition Topolino Vilebrequin. These changes aim to emphasize the model’s versatility as a practical means of transport, but also as a design statement. At the same time, Fiat expanded its offering beyond personal transport with the evolution of the TRIS model, its first three-wheeler developed as a global project for sustainable transport in the final phase of delivery.
The TRIS model partially enters the sphere of lifestyle through the Dolcevita concept, inspired by the elegance of the Italian Riviera and intended for the hospitality sector and leisure time. As part of the evolution of this model, a collaboration with the oldest Italian coffee roaster, Caffè Vergnano, was realized. The goal of this collaboration is to develop new solutions for street coffee sales that will bring the recognizable Italian spirit to European cities – a combination of micro vehicles and fresh espresso.
Multigas for the future
Central to the long-term vision of the Italian manufacturer is the new Multiplino concept, which is a reinterpretation of the legendary Fiat 600 Multipla from 1956 (and not, as you might think, the controversial Multiple introduced in 1998). Conceived as a link between light quadricycles like the Topolin and standard cars, this concept introduces a human-centered architecture with the aim of maximizing the use of interior space, the Italian brand says.
However, apart from one photo and that short description, no more details are known yet about how the Multiplina will be positioned on the market and when we could see it on the roads.
