2021 Fiat 500 updated with new equipment levels and engines
The Fiat 500 family - consisting of the 500, 500X and 500L - is getting a refresh for 2021 with updated trim levels, exterior colours and interior designs. The updates coincide with the arrival of the all-new 500 Electric, with the new range available for orders in early February.
The 500 city car is fitted with a new 1.0-litre 71PS hybrid petrol engine. In the 500X, buyers get to choose between a 1.0-litre 122PS engine or a 1.3-litre 152PS option - while the 500L is exclusively available with the 1.4-litre 96PS petrol engine. All engines across the 500 family are Euro 6D-Final-compliant.
The Pop trim provides an affordable entry point into the iconic 500 family range, with a new Sicilian orange colour choice on offer. The 500 Pop costs from £13,270, 500X from £19,860 and 500L from £18,030.
The Connect trim level offers a high level of tech, with a 7-inch Uconnect infotainment system, DAB radio, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. On all three models, new seats are paired with a brand-new dashboard finish in matt silver. Standard features on the 500 Connect also include cruise control, parking sensors, sports steering wheel with audio controls, 15-inch alloy wheels and fog lights.
It is available in the exclusive new Perbene grey/Vesuvius black two-tone livery with 500 prices starting at £15,000. The 500X Connect is priced at £20,760 - gaining rear privacy glass, LED daytime running lights and rain-sensing wipers, while the 500L adds 16-inch alloy wheels, body-coloured door mirrors. It's priced at £19,330.
The 500 gets a bespoke Dolcevita trim, while the larger 500X and 500L are offered in the rugged Cross trim. Dolcevita, from £15,000, sees a colour-coded dashboard, chrome trim details, glass sunroof and 15-inch alloy wheels. A two-tone livery is optionally available, too.
The 500 Dolcevita Plus adds further to the Dolcevita specification with automatic climate control, 7-inch TFT screen, 3D satellite navigation and 16-inch alloy wheels. It's priced from £16,500. The 500X Cross brings camouflage-style seats, 19-inch alloy wheels, roof rack and automatic air conditioning as standard from £22,560 - while the 500L Cross comes with 17-inch alloy wheels, fog lamps, rear parking sensors, dusk and rain sensors, automatic air conditioning (£20,430).
The three 500 variants share a top-spec Sport trim, which brings optional matt grey paint and bespoke badging, performance-inspired wheels and added interior technology. The 500 Sport starts at £16,500, while the 500X and 500L are priced from £21,330 and £23,560 respectively.
Fiat will start taking orders for the refreshed model range in early February.
Engineer Andy on 23 January 2021
'Only' £13k for an entry-level Fiat 500. Sooo cheap.hissingsid on 27 January 2021
As is usual these days, prices are kept artificially high by loading cars with too much "tech" which most buyers do not want or need.Navigating a touchscreen menu whilst driving is just as dangerous as using a mobile phone, yet it is becoming difficult to buy a new car without one.
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