Abarth 695 75 Anniversario: Special Edition with Only 1,300 Units

Fiat has unveiled a special edition of its iconic small car, the Abarth 695 75 Anniversario. The car clearly carries the Abarth name, featuring distinctive design touches and extra equipment. It will be produced in a very limited run of just 1,300 units worldwide.

What Sets the Abarth 695 Special Edition Apart

The new edition uses a 1.4-litre turbo engine producing 165 hp and 250 Nm of torque, paired with a five-speed manual gearbox. This powertrain pushes the small car from 0 to 100 km/h in just 6.8 seconds, with a top speed of 220 km/h. The car is derived from the famous Fiat 500, but carries the pure Abarth performance DNA.

The visual distinction is clear. The car bears the "75 Anniversario" badge on the rear doors, with red, white and gold accents. It also gets custom 17-inch alloy wheels and a sports exhaust with quad tips. Inside, there are sports seats trimmed in leather and Alcantara, with special embroidery showing the unit number out of 1,300.

Performance vs Price and Value

Performance is quite convincing for a car this size. The turbo engine gives it strong acceleration, and the manual gearbox enhances driving pleasure. But does its high price justify it? Abarth has not yet announced pricing for Egypt, but it will be more expensive than the standard version. Rivals in the small hot hatch segment like the Mini Cooper S and Volkswagen Golf GTI offer similar performance but with more space. The difference is that Abarth bets on excitement and rarity.

Reports say Abarth may offer this edition in specific markets only. Egypt isn't on the list so far, but fans of the brand might find it later through private import channels. The car's specs make it more of a collector's piece than a daily driver. The 1,300-unit production run guarantees that. Engine, design, and rarity — all factors that boost its value over time.

Will the Abarth 695 Reach Egypt?

There is no official confirmation yet about its launch in the Egyptian market. Abarth isn't officially represented in Egypt, but some models enter through personal imports. High fuel and spare parts prices could limit its appeal. Those seeking a small sports car might prefer a Mini Cooper or even a used Golf. The Abarth 695 75 Anniversario remains a rare piece for enthusiasts of uniqueness.