Abarth 600e 2025

The Abarth 600e is a performance-tuned version of the Fiat 600e, positioned as the brand’s most powerful production car to date. It sits in the electric performance crossover segment — compact in footprint but elevated in ride height compared to a traditional hot hatch. At under 4.2 metres long, it is slightly shorter than a Nissan Juke, placing it among the more compact options in its class.

The 600e carries a 54kWh total battery with 51kWh usable capacity, delivering a WLTP-claimed range of 207 miles. In real-world mixed driving, figures closer to 150 miles are more realistic, dropping further under spirited use. DC fast charging tops out at 100kW, with a 20–80% charge achievable in under 30 minutes. On a home 7.4kW wallbox, a full charge from empty takes around eight hours.

The RRP runs from approximately £33,995 to £37,995 depending on specification , putting it in the same bracket as combustion hot hatches. It is best suited to drivers who prioritise driving engagement over daily efficiency or long-range touring. Within Abarth’s lineup, the closest stablemate is the Abarth 500e — a smaller, less powerful city-focused alternative. Direct rivals include the Alpine A290 and the MG4 XPower, both offering a comparable performance-EV proposition. The most pertinent comparison is the Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica Veloce, which shares the same battery, motor, and limited-slip differential, yet delivers a marginally more forgiving ride and slightly less torque steer at a similar price point.

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