Especificaciones y análisis del Abarth 595
Power
145HP
Torque
206Nm
Consumption
6l/100
Emissions
139g/km
0-100 km/h
7.8s
Top Speed
210km/h
Weight
1150kg
Price
21,750€
Technical summary
Gasolina
Manual 5v
FWD
4 / 2 doors
185 L
35 L
107 kW
Current
Technical specifications
Engine
Capacities
Detailed analysis of the Abarth 595C 1.4 16v T-JET 145 CV (2016-2018)
General description
The 2016 Abarth 595C is not just a car; it's a statement of intent, a small adrenaline bomb with the sky as its roof. Heir to the legendary scorpion lineage, this convertible encapsulates the essence of the most passionate Italian motorsport: character, sound, and a design that captivates at first sight. It is the perfect machine for those seeking pure emotions in a compact and stylish format.
Driving experience
Getting behind the wheel of the 595C is an injection of pure automotive caffeine. Its 145 HP may not seem like a stratospheric figure, but in a body of just 1150 kg, it translates into devilish agility. The 1.4 T-JET engine pushes with surprising verve, always accompanied by a hoarse and addictive roar that is magnified when opening the canvas top. The steering is direct, the firm suspension connects you with the asphalt, and every corner becomes an invitation to play. The sensation of speed and the man-machine connection are so intense that they will bring a smile to your face on every journey.
Design and aesthetics
The design of the Abarth 595C is a masterful exercise in how to transform a style icon into a pocket rocket. It maintains the charming lines of the Fiat 500 but spices them up with a dose of testosterone: widened bumpers, 16-inch wheels, and a dual exhaust outlet. The canvas top, which slides electrically, adds a touch of exclusivity and freedom, allowing you to enjoy the sun without sacrificing structural rigidity. It's a car that screams 'fun' even when it's stationary, a magnet for gazes that combines retro nostalgia with sporty aggression.
Technology and features
On a technological level, the Abarth 595C focuses on the essentials so as not to dilute the driving experience. The heart of its technology lies in the mechanics: a turbocharged engine with an intercooler, ventilated disc brakes on the front axle, and a sporty setup. In the cabin, we find an infotainment system that meets basic connectivity needs and a digital instrument cluster that prioritizes driving information, such as the G-force meter. Here, technology is at the service of performance and sensations, not to replace them.
Competition
In the exclusive niche of small convertible sports cars, the Abarth 595C finds its arch-nemesis in the MINI Cooper S Cabrio. Both offer a similar formula: a small car, with a powerful engine, an agile chassis, and a premium image. The MINI may offer a higher perceived interior quality, but the Abarth strikes back with a more visceral character, a wilder sound, and an undeniably Italian soul. Other models like the Mazda MX-5, although it is a two-seater with rear-wheel drive, also compete for the hearts of those seeking open-air fun.
Conclusion
The Abarth 595C is a car you buy with your heart. It is not the most practical, nor the most comfortable, nor the most advanced. It is, however, an inexhaustible source of smiles and emotions. It is the essence of Italian sports driving concentrated in a tiny and charismatic package, with the added bonus of being able to enjoy it in the open air. For those who value character, sound, and connection above all else, this little scorpion is one of the most rewarding and special options you can find.