More recently, Fiat’s range includes crossover SUVs and family hatchbacks, but their cute styling and economical use of space remains. Even with these new larger designs, city cars and superminis, exemplified by their endlessly popular 500 model, make up around 84% of the company’s sales.

The 500 “Topolino” (1926 - 1955)

One of the smallest cars in the world at the time of launch, the “little mouse” went on to sell nearly 520,000 units. With economical fuel consumption, aerodynamic design and a surprisingly brisk top speed, this instant classic set the tone for what was to come.

The 500 (1957 - 1975)

Eclipsing even its predecessor, the 500 is perhaps the city car. Its unusual rear-engined design, small size, exquisite design and practicality made it enormously popular, along with its affordable price. A motorcycle-like 479cc twin-cylinder engine provided the power and manoeuvrability to get through even the busiest of Italian market squares.

The Panda 4x4 (1983-1994)

A compact, rugged and utilitarian model, this was the first conventional car with four-wheel drive. With a 965cc engine and selectable low-ratio gears, this already robust car became the perfect farm vehicle or country ride, to go with its around-town credentials.

The Multipla (1998 - 2010)

A distinctive and somewhat bizarre looking car, this belied its immense practicality for families. With an unusual 3x3 seating arrangement, large cargo space and excellent passenger visibility, it was a genuinely innovative addition to the segment.

The “New” 500 (2007 - onwards)

An incredible success, this fun, practical, modern-retro car pays homage to the 500s that came before it by being the perfect city car. With a short, agile wheelbase, peppy engine and adorable styling, its popularity cannot be overstated.

XTRONS’ Fiat Stereos

Staying consistent with the high levels of design found in a Fiat is no easy task. Fortunately however, XTRONS has you covered.

For the larger 500X, we have another IA Series model, with the same great functionality and incredible DSP audio. Again, the design principles are beautifully consistent, guaranteeing a perfect fit and aesthetic for your car.

If you drive the immensely popular and practical Fiat Panda, our PX Series model with screen mirroring and 2K touch screen extends your functionality that bit further. Again, the ultra-modern design keeps everything beautiful and boots up almost instantly.

Finally, if you prefer the mid-sized Punto, why not explore another PX Series stereo, built with clean, simple lines and an incredibly clear display. A huge upgrade for this eminently sensible car.

Fiat cars remain popular for all walks of life. Thanks to XTRONS, you’re not stuck with a big, ugly black box if you want to replace your stereo. Our beautifully designed units will integrate perfectly with your car, bringing you hyper-modern entertainment with flawless Italian style.