Winter 2025-2026 is approaching, and with it a major event for Italy: the Milano Cortina Olympic and Paralympic Games. To celebrate this world event, Fiat and Abarth unveil two special series that combine style, performance and national pride. Two interpretations, two philosophies, but one common thread: to fly the flag for the host country.
Fiat 600 Sport Edizione Milano Cortina 2026
Fiat strengthens its historic link with sport and presents a special series. The new Fiat 600 Sport Edizione Milano Cortina 2026 is a showcase for Olympic values, translated here by a more dynamic design.
To mark the occasion, the 4.17-meter city car sports an exclusive Milano Cortina 2026 badge on the side pillar. Its visual identity is based on a new, energetic and expressive Verde Mediterraneo color, available with a contrasting black roof. 18-inch alloy wheels, black inserts on the radiator grille and door handles, and dark accents throughout the body reinforce its sporty character, without going overboard.
The interior follows suit, with an all-black atmosphere (a little sad for our taste), a dashboard with new upholstery and sports seats. Despite this more muscular styling, the model retains its practicality, with a trunk capacity of 385 liters.
Under the hood, Fiat is offering the 145 hp hybrid version, equipped with a six-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox with steering-wheel-mounted paddles. In Italy, this special series is offered at a list price of €30,350, with dealer availability scheduled for early 2026.
Abarth 600e Competizione Edizione Milano Cortina 2026
Only a few miles from the world of Fiat, Abarth adopts a very different philosophy. Scorpion reveals the 600e Competizione Edizione Milano Cortina 2026, an ultra-limited series of just 50 examples.
The Abarth spirit is immediately apparent in the "Shock Orange" livery, with its contrasting black roof and dedicated side markings. The Milano Cortina 2026 badge, shared with the Fiat, here becomes a symbol of belonging to a resolutely sporting project.
On board, the ambience is radical, with Alcantara finishes.
Because this edition is not just about style. Based on the 600e, the electric motor here develops 280 hp, enabling a 0 to 100 km/h time of 5.85 seconds, while Abarth and Stellantis Motorsport engineers have contributed their expertise to the brakes, self-locking differential and chassis settings derived from racing.
This limited series is priced at €41,950, and is due to arrive in dealerships early next year.
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