Abarth 695 75° Anniversario: Celebrating 75 Years with a Farewell to ICE

by AutoExpert   |  14 February, 2024

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Big party for Abarth' 75th anniverssary and Abarth 695 75° Anniversario is on top of the guestlist. But it's not just an ordinary party – it's more of a farewell to the old-school gas engines known and loved by all, as Abarth gears up to go all-in on electric.

This special edition is like a love letter to the Abarth legacy, limited to just 1,368 cars. Why such a specific number? It's a cheeky nod to the size of their iconic 1.4 T-Jet engine. So, they're really rolling out the red carpet for this one.

Abarth 695 75° Anniversario

Now, you might remember the Abarth 70° Anniversario with its flashy looks. The 75° Anniversario keeps it a bit more chill but still knows how to turn heads. It's got this massive scorpion decal on the roof that's just epic, golden Abarth letters that scream luxe, and these gold wheels that pop against its sleek black body.

Abarth 695 75° Anniversario

It's like the car's dressed for a black-tie event but still wants to have fun.

Abarth 695 75° Anniversario

Inside, it's all about the vibes. Black Alcantara everywhere, gold emblems that feel exclusive, and carbon details that add that race car feel.

Abarth 695 75° Anniversario

Plus, it's got all the goodies like a top-notch sound system and a cool infotainment setup. But if you're chasing the latest tech, you might be eyeing the newer electric models.

Abarth 695 75° Anniversario

Under the hood, it's still the Abarth we adore. That 1.4 T-Jet engine with a turbocharger makes sure this car isn't just about looks – it's got the power to back it up.

Abarth 695 75° Anniversario

It might not beat the power of the new electric models, but the sound it makes? Music to any car lover's ears.

Abarth 695 75° Anniversario

So, if you're anywhere in Europe and fancy a piece of this action, you're in luck. It's the priciest Abarth ICE model you can get your hands on right now, but come on, it's not just a car.

Abarth 695 75° Anniversario

It's a piece of Abarth history. And with only 1,368 of them out there, it's like snagging an exclusive invite to the coolest farewell party for gas engines.

 

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