2025 Fiat 500e

The CarCody take

The 2025 Fiat 500e is a front-wheel-drive electric minicompact car. Its EPA range is 149 miles, and it returns 116 combined MPGe. Electricity use is rated at 29.18 kWh per 100 miles, with an EPA annual fuel cost of $650. A 240-volt charge takes 6.2 hours. Its automatic transmission pairs with an 87 kW DCPM motor.

Who it suits. Drivers with daily trips inside a 149-mile electric range Owners who can charge at 240 volts Shoppers seeking a small front-wheel-drive EV

What it is

The 2025 Fiat 500e is a minicompact car that runs on electricity. It uses front-wheel drive, an automatic transmission, and an 87 kW DCPM electric motor.

Its defining EPA figure is a 149-mile range on a full charge.

The numbers

The 500e is rated at 116 combined MPGe. It uses 29.18 kWh of electricity per 100 miles.

Those figures describe its combined city-and-highway efficiency. Your actual distance between charges depends on how you drive, but the EPA range is 149 miles.

What it costs to run

EPA estimates the 500e's annual fuel cost at $650. Electricity use is listed as 29.18 kWh per 100 miles.

At a 240-volt connection, a full charge takes 6.2 hours.

How it compares

For a side-by-side check, line up the 500e's 149-mile range and 116 combined MPGe with other cars in the same chart. Its 29.18 kWh per 100 miles gives another way to compare electricity use.

You can also see other models in the Fiat cars list.

Who it suits

The 500e suits a driver who wants a small electric car and can work within a 149-mile EPA range. Its minicompact body and front-wheel drive fit short-distance, urban-oriented use.

It makes more sense for owners who can plan around a 6.2-hour charge at 240 volts.

Trade-offs

The 500e uses little electricity by its EPA rating, but its 149-mile range is the central limit to consider. A 240-volt charge takes 6.2 hours.

The car is a minicompact with front-wheel drive. The facts list one NHTSA recall for this model.

Verdict

Choose the 2025 Fiat 500e if a small electric car fits your daily miles and you have time for its charging routine. The 116 combined MPGe rating keeps electricity use measured, while the 149-mile range sets a clear boundary for longer trips. Its $650 EPA annual fuel cost and automatic front-wheel-drive layout make the running figures straightforward. Check the listed recall before buying, and compare its range with the other cars you are considering.