Recently spotted in Saint-Tropez, this Abarth 500e leaves no one indifferent. Convertible, elegant and with a finish that evokes the finest yachts on the Côte d'Azur, it seems to have come straight out of an Italian designer's dream. Halfway between an electric city car and a pleasure boat, this Abarth 500e pushes the limits of personalization.
Behind this spectacular transformation, we find the famous coachbuilder Castagna Milano, already known for its bold, exclusive creations. The model photographed on the Riviera would have been ordered in autumn 2023, and sports a white and blue dress, highlighted by superb lacquered wood inserts reminiscent of the deck of a Riva boat.
But this is not an isolated case: Castagna Milano had already presented a first version last summer, based on an Abarth 500e Acid green. Proof that the Milanese company has no shortage of inspiration when it comes to reinterpreting the electric 500.
This is not the first time Castagna has tackled the 500. The coachbuilder has already revisited the previous generation Fiat 500, as well as the 500L. And for lovers of urban micro-mobility, a special range is also available for the Fiat TopolinoThe same attention to detail and retro-chic touch that are the hallmarks of the Milanese atelier.
Unique, spectacular and resolutely summery, this Abarth 500e made by Castagna is the perfect illustration of Italian know-how: a skilful blend of traditional craftsmanship and electric modernity.
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Der kleine gefällt mir sehr , und würde ihn sofort mitnehmen. Meine Frage ist kann ich den kleinen leasing und gibt es ein Top für den Wagen damit ich ihn auch bei schlecht Wetter fahren kann
Ganz großes Kino, kann ich nur jeden Empfehlen der Spaß am Leben und Sonne hat .
I just wanne have some Informationen about the car...don t wanna bey it yet
May be cool to get a confugatorstor
There is no configurator, this 500 is not sold by Fiat but by CASTAGNA MILANO, you have to contact them directly for information but they only make one-offs at the request of customers.