Fiat is expanding its 600 model lineup with the addition of a gasoline engine and manual transmission option.
Following the introduction of electric and mild-hybrid versions, Fiat has decided to broaden the Fiat 600’s offerings with a new variant. This version is equipped with a 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine and a six-speed manual transmission, developing 100 horsepower (74 kW). Buyers can choose between four existing trim levels – Pop, Icon, La Prima and Sport.
The model’s market arrival is also marked by a special, limited-edition release called the Street. This version stands out with black 18-inch alloy wheels and a two-tone paint scheme – a white body with a black roof. The exterior also features black design elements, although visibility is enhanced by LED fog lights and indicators.
The interior is dominated by black color – the seats are covered with black fabric and white Fiat logos, while the headliner and dashboard elements are designed in dark tones. Comfort is provided by heated front seats and automatic climate control, while the equipment also includes a keyless access system, an electric parking brake, and rear parking sensors.
The new Fiat 600 1.2 T price in Germany starts from 24,490 euros, while the Street version costs from 28,490 euros, with leasing options starting from 179 euros per month.
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Frankfurt, Germany – Fiat is bolstering its 600 model range with a new gasoline-powered option featuring a manual transmission, the company announced Wednesday, March 24, 2026. The move expands the appeal of the 600, which previously launched in electric and mild-hybrid configurations.
The new variant is powered by a 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine producing 100 horsepower (74 kW) and is paired with a six-speed manual gearbox. Customers can select from the existing Pop, Icon, La Prima, and Sport trim levels. This addition caters to buyers who prefer a traditional driving experience.
Alongside the standard model expansion, Fiat is releasing a limited-edition “Street” version. The Street trim boasts a distinctive aesthetic, featuring black 18-inch alloy wheels and a contrasting two-tone paint scheme – a white exterior paired with a black roof. Black design accents further enhance the exterior, complemented by LED fog lights and indicators.
Inside, the Street edition maintains a dark theme with black upholstery accented by white Fiat logos. Dark-toned finishes are applied to the headliner and dashboard elements. Standard features include heated front seats, automatic climate control, keyless entry, an electric parking brake, and rear parking sensors, providing a comfortable and convenient driving experience.
In Germany, the Fiat 600 1.2 T is priced starting at €24,490, while the Street version begins at €28,490. Leasing options are also available, starting at €179 per month, according to the company. The expansion of the 600 lineup reflects Fiat’s strategy to offer a diverse range of powertrain options to meet evolving consumer preferences.
