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America’s cheapest new EV is smaller than a ping-pong table and tops out at 19mph

When searching for an affordable electric vehicle these days, there are always tradeoffs. How much range are you willing to sacrifice, how much leg room and storage space, how many features, in the pursuit of that magic sticker price that won’t break the bank?

The Fiat Topolino is basically the ultimate embodiment of those tradeoffs. For the dirt cheap price of $13,995, you get a top speed of 19mph, an all-electric range of 46 miles, and a wheelbase that’s barely longer than one and a half king mattresses. In fact, the Topolino is less of a car and more of a micromobility vehicle.

Fiat isn’t trying to hide that fact. In it’s announcement t …

Read the full story at The Verge.

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