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The Fiat 500e was awarded Urban Green Car of the Year™ for 2024 by Green Car Journal, adding to it's record setting list of accolades. The Fiat 500e is the most award winning Fiat ever, with 43 international award wins since its 2020 launch.
The Fiat 500e has been crowned 2024 Urban Green Car of the Year™ by Green Car Journal.
The 500e is Stellantis's first entrance into the North American EV market with its sustainable mobility mission in the region. The Green Car Journal editors noted the unique combination of efficiency, affordability, style, and emission-free motoring with a sleek Dolce Vita Italian vibe. The lack of emissions makes it perfect for anywhere in the world, no matter the regulations or clean-air zone placements across the country.
“FIAT’s new 500e is innately appealing with its compact form, Italian fashion sense, and zero emission driving,” said Editor and Publisher of Green Car Journal Ron Cogan, who also edits for GreenCarJournal.com. “It’s also right-sized for urban life, which means easier maneuvering and parking in crowded environs.”
FIAT CEO and CMO Global of Stellantis, Olivier Francois, added: “The Fiat 500e since its launch established itself in Europe as the leader of the electric city car segment and collected so far 42 awards becoming the most awarded FIAT ever. Now that its journey to the North America has officially begun, I’m extremely proud to receive a new important award, the first in the US, that will pave the way to its launch and is the best appreciation from the US for our Italian icon which is going to meet the new American customers.”
The 500e has recieved over 185,000 reservations on its units globally since launch, and is helping to pave the way in the green transition of international metropolises. The 500e is currently sold in 44 countries across the world, continuing the Brand electrification journey around the world.
Fiat 500e has won 43 International awards in 10 countries (Germany, France, UK, Italy, Poland, Belgium, Greece, Netherlands, Israel and the US) since its European launch in 2020.
