Opera singers put name to Electric Fiat 500

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New variant features bespoke audio system fine-tuned by Andrea and Matteo Bocelli.

The electric Fiat 500 has gained a special-edition model created in partnership with opera singers Andrea and Matteo Bocelli. The electric version of the Fiat 500 is not yet available for sale in Australia.

Available in both convertible and hatchback versions, the Fiat 500 La Prima by Bocelli features bespoke ‘virtual venues’ technology – a premium audio system installed by JBL that, Fiat says, provides an “unmatched audio experience”.

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Fiat says the 320W system was tested by the Bocellis and has been integrated into the car “without any impact on the interior or boot space”.

The model is available with ‘Ice Beige’ seats with premium Fiat upholstery and a black woven dashboard. A 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system, 17-inch alloy wheels and full-LED headlights are also fitted as standard.

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Six exterior paint colours are offered: Onyx Black, Ice White, Ocean Green, Mineral Grey, Rose Gold and Celestial Blue.

Fiat CEO Olivier François said: “The resounding success of the new 500 La Prima, the top of the range of our electric icon, made us realise that our customers desire a product that is definitely premium, Italian and iconic. In short, they want the best of ‘Made in Italy’.

“And it is precisely in Italy that they can find the highest expression of art, beauty and music. For this reason, together with maestro Andrea Bocelli, we have created the ultimate listening experience to enhance the silence of an electric car.”

Prices have not yet been revealed for the model, but orders will open this spring.

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