Fiat Lease Deals

Fiat has built its reputation on small cars with character - Italian design applied to vehicles most people can actually use every day. The current Fiat line-up we lease runs to four models across three body styles: two SUVs, a hatchback and a coupe.

Every one of those four is offered with an electric powertrain, and three of them can also be had as petrol, so nobody is pushed into an EV before they're ready. Sizes stretch from 2.54 m to 4.17 m.

Start with the Fiat 600 if you want the practical end of the range: it's the 4.17 m SUV, it seats five, and it's the only Fiat here that tows, at up to 1,100 kg braked. Everything else in the range is about being smaller.

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About Fiat

Fiat is an Italian mass-market brand whose specialist subject, then and now, is the small car. Reviewers consistently praise its styling and urban manners, and are more critical of cabin materials and long-distance refinement. Every model we price carries the same three-year, unlimited-mileage manufacturer warranty.

The retro-influenced design is deliberate, and it's the reason people choose these cars over more anonymous rivals. Fiat has leaned into it hard across the current range, from pixel-style lighting to colour-dyed plastics.

All four models we can lease are available as electric, and one of them, the Topolino, is electric only. The size spread runs from the 2.54 m Topolino to the 4.17 m 600, which is a narrower band than most brands offer - and that's the point. Fiat isn't trying to sell you a seven-seat estate.

The Fiat range we lease

We can lease four Fiats today: the 600 and Grande Panda SUVs, the 500 hatchback and the Topolino coupe. Each carries a three-year, unlimited-mileage manufacturer warranty, and each model page below lists the trims and versions in full.

SUVs

The Fiat 600 is the family-sized choice, at 4.17 m with five seats and a boot of 360 to 385 litres depending on version. Petrol or electric, four trims, and braked towing up to 1,100 kg. Deals start from £266.76 a month.

The Fiat Grande Panda takes the same five-seat, petrol-or-electric formula into a 4.00 m body, with 361 to 412 litres of boot depending on version and three trims. It suits drivers who want school-run space without the parking hassle. Deals start from £207.20 a month.

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Hatchback

The Fiat 500 is the style pick and the city car of the range: around 3.63 m long, four seats, a 185-litre boot, petrol or electric across three trims. Three body styles sit under it, each with its own page. Deals start from £241.21 a month.

Coupe

The Fiat Topolino is the outlier. Two seats, electric only, one trim and just 2.54 m long - a genuinely tiny urban runabout rather than a conventional car, and best judged on that basis. Availability varies, so check the live deals.

Electric and hybrid Fiat models

Every Fiat we price is available as an electric model, which makes this an unusually straightforward range for anyone switching. The 600, Grande Panda and 500 each offer petrol and electric versions, while the Topolino is electric only.

That gives you a sensible ladder. The Topolino, at 2.54 m and two seats, works for short urban trips and nothing else. The 500 steps up to four seats and a 185-litre boot, the Grande Panda to five seats and 361 to 412 litres, and the 600 to five seats, 360 to 385 litres and towing up to 1,100 kg.

Fiat's warranty is three years with unlimited mileage across every model we price. Battery cover and charging equipment vary by version, so check the individual deal - and our electric and hybrid leasing guides cover the practical side of running one.

Why lease a Fiat?

A three-year, unlimited-mileage manufacturer warranty covers every Fiat we price, which means a typical lease term sits comfortably inside the warranty period. You hand the car back at the end rather than worrying about what it's worth.

Leasing is contract hire: a fixed monthly rental for an agreed term and annual mileage, with road tax covered for the duration of the contract. Servicing and maintenance can usually be added, and our team can quote it either way.

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The Topolino makes an interesting case for leasing in particular. It's a very specific vehicle - two seats, 2.54 m, electric only - and leasing lets you try that without committing to owning one.

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Which Fiat should you choose?

Work backwards from what you need the car to do. The range is small enough that the answers are clear-cut, and the main dividing lines are size, seats and whether you need to tow anything.

Smallest and easiest to park: the Topolino, at 2.54 m with two seats. If that's too specialised, the 500 at about 3.63 m is the small conventional car of the range.

The family choice: the Grande Panda or the 600, both five-seaters. The Grande Panda is 4.00 m with 361 to 412 litres of boot depending on version; the 600 is 4.17 m with 360 to 385 litres.

The one that tows: the 600, rated for up to 1,100 kg braked. No other Fiat we price is quoted for towing.

Going electric: all four are available as EVs, and the Topolino is electric only.

Need seven seats? No Fiat in this line-up offers them - the largest model here is 4.17 m long with five seats, so you'd need to look at another brand. Our guide to choosing a lease car covers term, mileage and spec once you've settled on a model.

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Specifications from Fiat's UK data; equipment, powertrains and availability vary by version and trim, so check the individual deal before ordering.

Page updated 20 September 2026 by First Vehicle Leasing. Prices and availability shown on this page are live and change as deals are refreshed.