One of the most successful cars in Fiat's history was the 500, a model that received many upgrades along its lifespan. Moreover, that little car paved the way for new vehicles that evolved from it, including its bigger sibling, the 600. Furthermore, both cars shared the same platform, including one powered by electrons, not by gasoline or diesel. To keep the car's price low, the automaker offered the 600e in just two versions: red and La Prima.

For the 50th anniversary of the original Fiat 600, the Italian carmaker changed the name of the Seicento (six hundred) into 600. But it was more than that.

Two years before the first Fiat 500 Nuova rolled out of the assembly lane, Fiat introduced the 600 model, a car that redefined the family vehicle.