Explore the benefits of all-electric motoring
Not ready to go fully electric yet? Wondering what the differences between electric and hybrid are? Allow us to explain…
Would you like to know more? Please study our frequently asked questions below. If you have a different query, don’t hesitate to contact our Fiat Abarth Swindon team today.
The vast majority of EVs are automatic.
While similar to a regular car, a hybrid vehicle features an electric motor that provides power boosts and instant torque, and which is energised by a self-charging battery.
Unlike most hybrids, a plug-in hybrid can run on electric power alone (for an average of 37 miles) and requires manual charging.
Using a rapid-charging (50 kW) public access point, it takes the Abarth 500e approximately 40 minutes to achieve a 20% to 80% charge.
There are plenty of compelling reasons for owning an electric car. Please contact us for impartial advice.
An electric car is powered by an electric motor which is provided energy by a high-capacity battery – which requires manual charging at home, at work or out and about.
Hybrid cars are similar to regular cars but benefit from the addition of an electric motor and a self-charging battery. The electric motor assists the hybrid car’s combustion engine, delivering instant torque, for instance.
Absolutely. Electric cars produce zero harmful emissions.