Fiat Unveils 4-Seater Multiplina Concept and New Tris Variant for Micromobility
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Updated · Wallpaper* · Jul 4
Fiat Unveils 4-Seater Multiplina Concept and New Tris Variant for Micromobility
3 articles · Updated · Wallpaper* · Jul 4
Summary
Vatican City hosted Fiat’s reveal of the Multiplina Concept, a four-seat quadricycle positioned between the Topolino and a conventional car.
The concept revives the 1956 Fiat 600 Multipla’s monobox layout, extending Fiat’s push to build a broader urban micromobility lineup.
Fiat also showed the Tris Dolcevita, a beach-themed take on its 3.17-meter electric three-wheeler, which offers a 56-mile range and open-cabin, handlebar-steered design.
The launch adds to a growing Topolino family that already includes Dolcevita, Sport and a Vilebrequin collector’s edition, with Fiat saying sales are rising.
CEO Olivier François framed Topolino, Tris and Multiplina as a single ecosystem aimed at simpler, more accessible city transport.
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