Overview
- At Mirafiori, Stellantis unveiled the 500 Hybrid alongside the existing 500 Elettrica as Elkann reaffirmed confidence in an electric future and emphasized giving customers freedom to choose.
- Stellantis says it held intensive talks with the European Commission throughout 2025 and prepared concrete proposals intended to support decarbonization and protect the European auto industry.
- Production began in November in Turin with annual capacity set to rise by about 100,000 vehicles, first deliveries planned for January 2026, and 400 new hires expected in February to enable a second shift.
- The range includes Hatchback and Cabrio models plus a 3+1 variant that will open for orders early next year, with Pop, Icon and La Prima trims and a Torino launch edition for the hatchback.
- Key specs and pricing include a 1.0‑liter 65 hp FireFly mild‑hybrid with a 12V generator, WLTP consumption of 5.2–5.4 l/100 km, and an advertised entry price starting at €17,900.