Fiat and Abarth lower prices on their electric line-up in Poland. The Fiat 500e starts from around 110,000 PLN, Grande Panda from around 100,000 PLN, Fiat 600e from around 130,000 PLN, and Abarth 600e from around 150,000 PLN.
Let's start with the small urban rebel – the Fiat 500e. In the UK market, its price was reduced from £25,035 to £20,995, a saving of £4,040. According to IBRM Samar, in Poland the model starts from around 110,000 PLN.
“By Polish standards, it's almost like giving it away for free!”
Another model, the Grande Panda, has also received a friendlier price tag. Its debut is scheduled for March of this year. The car uses a 44 kWh battery paired with an 83 kW motor and is priced at around 100,000 PLN.
Fiat apologised for pushing back Grande Panda deliveries to the UK, with the new timing set for March. The cause is higher demand from the right-hand-drive market. In Poland, the model is still waiting for its official launch.
For drivers who prefer sportier sound and performance, the Abarth 600e is on offer. Its starting price is around 150,000 PLN, according to PSPA data from January 2026.
For buyers looking for a balance between comfort and economy, the Fiat 600e fits the bill. After a small price reduction, it is listed at around 130,000 PLN.
Fiat and Abarth combined price reductions with an expanded electric offering. In Poland, the range now covers both city-friendly models and sportier Abarth variants, making electric cars more accessible to a wider group of drivers.
| Model | Price |
|---|---|
| Fiat 500e | £20,995 |
| Grande Panda | 100,000 PLN |
The Fiat 500e combines compact dimensions with an electric powertrain, making it well-suited to city driving. Quiet, eco-friendly operation and reduced prices make it more accessible to a wider audience.
The Grande Panda offers an accessible price paired with a 44 kWh battery and an 83 kW motor. Its compact size makes parking easier, while the range and power support both daily commutes and weekend trips.
The Abarth 600e is expected to be available on the Polish market in the coming years. With a starting price of around 150,000 PLN, it may attract drivers seeking sporty performance, though growing interest could limit the availability of specific variants.
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