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Abarth 500

The Abarth 500 is an Italian sports city car born in 2008, the result of collaboration between Fiat and the legendary Abarth brand, transforming the Fiat 500 into a genuine concentration of performance and character. Since its inception, the Abarth 500 story follows the continuity of a Tunisian brand founded in 1949, renowned for its engine tuning and automotive competition expertise. Offered in two major generations (2008-2020 and since 2021), this premium city car distinguishes itself through progressively refined turbocharged engines, ranging from the initial 1.4 turbo to the latest gasoline and electric units, accompanied by an aggressive visual signature marked by spoilers, specific wheels, and a palette of vibrant colors. The Abarth 500 model positioning places it in the premium segment against rivals like the Renault 5 Turbo 3E or the former Mini JCW, targeting customers seeking Italian authenticity, sharp driving dynamics, and bold styling differentiation in the highly competitive performance city car universe. The Abarth 500 generations have progressively enriched their technological equipment, integrating modern safety systems and embedded connectivity, while maintaining the sporty DNA that has defined the brand since its creation. Today, the arrival of a 100% electric variant renews the model's appeal to customers sensitive to the energy transition, confirming the relevance of this emblematic small sports car's premium and ecological positioning.

Abarth 500 3 Phase 2 2017 - 2023

Abarth 500 3 Phase 1 2007 - 2017

Browse every Abarth 500 catalogue and brochure available as a free PDF download, from the oldest model to the very latest.

Every official sales brochure details the trim levels, engines, equipment and colours offered when the vehicle launched — perfect for planning a purchase, restoring a car or checking its original specifications.

All Abarth 500 documents can be viewed online and downloaded free of charge, with no sign-up required.

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