Fiat unveils Multiplina Concept and Tris Dolcevita at Vatican City event
Fiat is making waves in the micromobility scene with the launch of the Multiplina Concept, a four-seater quadricycle, and the Tris Dolcevita, a three-wheeled electric truck for beachgoers. This unveiling took place in Vatican City. The Multiplina takes cues from the classic Fiat 600 Multipla, which debuted in 1956 and could fit six passengers. Fiat describes it as "the missing link between a Topolino and a car," showcasing a compact design similar to its ancestor. The original Multipla, produced until 1967, had a 633cc engine with 21hp. The Tris Dolcevita, a revamped version of last year’s ultra-compact, is 3.17m long and has a 56-mile range. CEO Olivier François emphasized the goal of making mobility simpler and more accessible.
Key facts
- Fiat revealed the Multiplina Concept at an event in Vatican City.
- The Multiplina is a four-seater quadricycle inspired by the 1956 Fiat 600 Multipla.
- The original 600 Multipla seated six people and was produced until 1967.
- Fiat also showed the Tris Dolcevita, a three-wheeled electric truck with a 56-mile range.
- The Tris Dolcevita is 3.17m long with handlebar steering and an open cabin.
- Fiat introduced the Topolino Vilebrequin Collector's Edition in collaboration with swimwear brand Vilebrequin.
- Fiat CEO Olivier François emphasized making mobility simpler, smarter, and more accessible.
- Fiat's exhibition 'Ciao Futuro!' was held at Salone del Mobile in Milan.
Entities
Institutions
- Fiat
- Vilebrequin
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- Salone del Mobile
Locations
- Vatican City
- Milan
- Italy
- Italian Riviera
- Rome