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Abarth Electric & Hybrid in Armenia

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About Abarth

Founded on 31 March 1949 in Bologna by Italo‑Austrian engineer Carlo Abarth (with backing from Guido Scagliarini’s family), Abarth & C. S.p.A. was born from the liquidation of Cisitalia’s racing operations, immediately crafting the 204 A Roadster and racking up hill‑climb victories under the “Squadra Abarth” banner. Throughout the 1950s and ’60s, Abarth became synonymous with high‑performance exhausts, tuning kits, and lightweight racing specials. Today, headquartered in Turin and owned by Stellantis, Abarth retails performance variants—such as the 500 Abarth (2008–present), Abarth 124 Spider, 695 SS, and Grande Punto S2000—across Europe, North America, and Asia via over 100 dealers. The brand’s scorpion logo, chosen for Carlo Abarth’s zodiac sign, embodies its “small but deadly” ethos, underscored by over seven decades of motorsport triumphs and road‑going thrills.

Abarth Lineup 1 models

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500

500BEV

Battery
42.2 kWh
Range
242–265 km
0–100 km/h
7 s
Drive
FWD
2 gen. 6 trims0 listings

Abarth FAQ FAQ

Common questions about Abarth's electrified lineup in Armenia.

Which Abarth model has the longest electric range? +
500 leads the lineup with up to 265 km of electric range. This is the manufacturer's advertised range — real-world driving is usually 15–20% lower depending on speed, climate, and load.
What powertrain options does Abarth offer on EDrive? +
Abarth's lineup on EDrive includes 1 Electric model.
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