What is the Abarth 600e?
The Abarth 600e is an electric crossover that brings the marque’s sporting treatment to a raised-body car. Its electric powertrain marks a shift from the petrol-powered small hatchbacks that have long featured in Abarth’s modern range. The model retains the brand’s focus on compact cars, an approach rooted in its history of tuning and motorsport.
The first generation, code 365, began in 2024. The 600e is offered as an electric model, with two power levels represented in EU and UK figures.
Engines and power
The 600e is powered by an electric motor. Output ranges from 175 kW (238 PS) to 207 kW (281 PS) in both the EU and UK figures. EU registrations include both outputs; the UK range lists both as well.
How economical is the Abarth 600e?
The 600e uses electricity, so petrol consumption does not apply. Test procedures differ by market: Europe uses WLTP or the older NEDC, the USA uses EPA testing, and Canada uses a 5-cycle procedure.
Where is the Abarth 600e sold?
EU registrations cover 2024–2025, with 553 cars registered in total. UK VCA listings cover 2025–2026. The model belongs to the 365 generation, which began in 2024.
Questions and answers
Is the Abarth 600e electric?
Yes. The 600e is an electric crossover.
How much power does the Abarth 600e produce?
Its electric motor is rated at 175 kW (238 PS) or 207 kW (281 PS), depending on version.
When did the Abarth 600e arrive?
Its first generation began in 2024. EU registrations are listed for 2024–2025, and UK listings for 2025–2026.