Abarth 695C FAQs

• What's the difference between Abarth 595 and 695?

  While the Abarth 595 is already a performance-tweaked variant, the 695 really stands in a field of its own as a series of special, limited-edition variants. To further underscore the difference, one of the best ways to consider the duo is that the 595 is still technically a production car, with Abarth producing it and sending it to Fiat dealerships. On the contrary, 695 variants come with a greater level of hand-built craftsmanship,, offering a deeper level of individual customisation. So not only will you find more power, you'll find all sorts of bespoke options and features in the 695 range.

• Which Fiat Abarth is the fastest?

  While each of the Abarth vehicles offer superb off-the-line acceleration, and incredibly gutsy straight-line speed, keep your eyes at the top of the range if you are after the fastest model from the range. That's right, the highly customised and bespoke Abarth 695 is the frontrunner here. Take for example, the Abarth 695 70th Anniversario Special Edition, which has a quoted 0-100km/h time of just 6.7 seconds. The Abarth 695 has at times featured other limited-edition models, so those are prime candidates as well, but good luck getting your hands on one, they're as rare as hens teeth!

• In which country was the 2020 Abarth 695C built?

  The Abarth 695C is Italian designed and influenced, what with its connection to the Fiat auto brand. However, the 695C is actually created in a neighbouring European country, with production taking place in Tychy, Poland. Some vehicles from this range are also produced in Toluca, Mexico, which allows the company to expand its reach to more than 100 countries across the world. Nonetheless, Australia receives imported models of the 695C from Abarth's Poland facilities.