The new 500, Fiat's flagship electric vehicle, is now available in a pay-per-use, long-term rental model through a partnership with Leasys. An original proposition in the landscape of all-electric vehicles, the legendary Fiat 500 electric car rental comes with unlimited recharging for the duration of the rental period.
When you rent the new Fiat 500 on a pay-per-use basis, you can take advantage of a convenient and adaptable pricing structure that includes specialized services for electric vehicles like the e-Mobility Card, which can be used to recharge the electric car at any of more than 1,600 approved charging points, and a Wallbox for charging at home. To find the agreed top-up stations, visit the Leasys website or the Leasys Umove App and pick the top-up points option. This offer is available until February 28 and includes unlimited top-ups for the whole rental period (4 years).
The new procedure calls for an advance payment of 3,900 euros plus a fixed monthly cost of 299 euros, spread out over 48 months. In addition to regular and emergency maintenance, as well as 24-hour roadside assistance and insurance protection against theft, fire, and damage, there are many other perks. It's also an excellent option for people who rarely use their electric cars since the fee covers the first 1,000 miles, and the remaining miles are tallied at a flat rate of 0.21 euros per mile.
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Leasys Miles' status as a highly regarded, environmentally friendly mobility option is reaffirmed by the new proposal. The new Fiat 500e pay-per-use plan is tailored to customers who only drive the car a short distance inside metropolitan areas, making electric mobility even more approachable and stress-free than before.
Fiat has chosen to accelerate its electrification strategy, taking a step towards a more sustainable future, given the increasing focus on green conversion. And this is the path taken by the novel approach. As a pioneer in the movement towards a greener and fairer energy future, Fiat is working hard to reimagine urban transport.
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