How fast can a Fiat 500e go?

2019 Fiat 500e drivetrain specifications

ELECTRIC MOTOR	Permanent magnetic electric traction with electric-parking pawl
Power (SAE)	111 bhp (83 kW)
Torque (SAE)	147 lb.-ft. (200 N•m)
Max. Speed (estimated)	88 mph (141 kph)

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Also know, how fast can a Fiat 500 go?

A turbocharged 1.4-liter four-cylinder is now the sole engine available; the car isn't lightning-quick, but its 135 ponies scoot it around town just fine. The last time we tested a 500 with this engine was in 2013 and it delivered a zero-to-60-mph time of 8.1 seconds.

Beside above, does Fiat 500e have fast charging? Charging the little 500e takes around four hours if you use the car's on-board 6.6-kW charger. It doesn't offer any kind of fast charging capability, though, so the maximum you can expect using its own charger is no more than 25 miles / 40 km per hour charge rate.

Beside this, how many miles does a Fiat 500e get?

84 miles

Is Fiat 500e reliable?

There really are only 3 EV competitors to the 500e: Nissan LEAF, Chevy Spark & Ford Focus Electric. Sorry to bust your bubble but the Fiat 500e is the best used affordable EV on the market. And it's reliable.

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Is Fiat expensive to maintain?

The average annual repair cost for all Fiat models is $538 per year. compared to $652 across all models. The average total annual cost for unscheduled repairs and maintenance across all model years of a vehicle.

Is it worth buying a Fiat 500?

Unfortunately, the 2018 Fiat 500 does not rank near the top of the class in terms of reliability. You can anticipate making at least a few visits to the repair shop. Rival subcompact cars, such as the Honda Fit, are more dependable. You should also consider the Fiat 500's low resale value.

Is Fiat a reliable car?

It has a reliability index of 86 and its average repair costs are much lower than other Fiat models. So despite the Fiat 500L being named one of the most unreliable car models by Consumer Reports, Fiat are pretty reliable.

Which is best Fiat 500 model?

Highlights from the range

Title	0–62	BHP
The fastest 0.9 TwinAir 105 Lounge 3dr	10.0s	104
The cheapest 1.0 Mild Hybrid Pop 3dr	13.8s	70
The greenest e 3dr Auto	9.0s	111

Does Fiat 500 require premium gas?

The Fiat 500's 1.4-liter engine features a reinvention of the cylinder head called MultiAir technology, which results in an impressive 101 horsepower and 98 foot-pounds of torque. One big downside is that Premium fuel is recommended but 87-octane Regular unleaded is acceptable, according to Fiat.

Is Fiat 500 good for long journeys?

It's a city car so you are never going to win on a traffic light drag race. So it's not quick, but for commuting and the occasional long trip it's fine. Easy to drive, comfortable and deals with the poor state of the roads really well. Fiat 500 seems to me like a city car you can't use in the city.

How much does it cost to replace the battery in a Fiat 500e?

Fiat 500 Car Battery Replacement costs $296 on average.

Car	Service	Shop/Dealer Price
2013 Fiat 500L4-1.4L	Service typeCar Battery Replacement	Shop/Dealer Price$603.17 - $912.64
2018 Fiat 500Electric	Service typeCar Battery Replacement	Shop/Dealer Price$677.16 - $1037.11

How long Fiat 500e battery last?

Electric cars like the Fiat 500e and Chevrolet Bolt have EV battery coverage for eight years and 100,000 miles.

Are charging stations free?

Some EV charging stations require payment by the hour, dispensing however much energy the car can take during that time. Then, there are charging locations that require a monthly or annual subscription fee, following an all-you-can-eat model. And a bunch of charging stations are free.

How much does it cost to fully charge a Fiat 500e?

At a national average of 12 cents per kwh for electricity, it should cost no more than roughly $3 to fully charge the 500e, and with a 100-mile range, that works out to about 3 cents per mile to operate in the city.

Can you plug an electric car into a regular outlet?

An electric car can be plugged into a typical household outlet, but a higher-voltage outlet will significantly reduce charging time. However, if you're like me and drive a Volt on a fairly short commute and can charge overnight, a 110v outlet will make sure you have a full, or nearly full, battery in the morning.

How long does a EV battery last?

GUARANTEED LIFESPAN

Almost all electric vehicle batteries are warrantied for at least eight years and 100,000 miles. Most manufacturers guarantee a certain amount of battery life within that time frame. Eight years or 100,000 miles is a long period of time to warranty a component of the car.

Is the Fiat 500e a hybrid?

The last of the first-gen Fiat 500e electric minicars left US dealerships in 2019. That platform could be shared by other small Fiat EVs, including a model inspired by the highly customizable, multi-pack Centoventi concept that we just saw at CES. It will also be used for a gas-hybrid 500 variant, which arrives first.

Is the Fiat 500e front wheel drive?

The 2016 Fiat 500e subcompact hatchback is offered in a single trim that seats four. The 500e also comes with an automatic transmission and front-wheel drive. For 2016, the 500e now comes with a touchscreen and a navigation system.

Which electric car has the longest range?

Tesla Roadster

It is the longest range electric car on the market with a whopping 600 miles. This premium car also comes with a high price to match. If 600 miles isn't enough, Tesla has also invested heavily into their own Supercharge network.

Are Fiats safe?

Safety. The original Fiat 500 scored a maximum five-star safety rating in Euro NCAP crash tests back in 2007. But when the updated model was tested in 2017, it could only manage three out of five stars, with worryingly low 66% and 49% scores for adult and child occupant protection respectively.

What happens to old EV batteries?

Batteries can be recycled through smelting, direct recovery, and other, newer processes. A smelting process is used to recover many minerals (e.g. lithium, cobalt, nickel) contained in the battery. After a battery is smelted, the lithium ends up as a mixed byproduct and extracting it is costly.