The sporty car was inspired by the history 595 model, released in 1963.
The Abarth 595 was highly anticipated when it was released in 2012.

The exterior design of the Abarth was pretty much the same, with the exception of side skirts that were redesigned for better aerodynamics and the front bumper with large air vents. The specifc Abarth logo was also present on one side.

Inside the small Abarth you could find a nice combination of leather colors, with a unique flat-bottomed steering wheel, all wrapped up in leather with nice stitchings on the inside.

The sporty seats were manually adjustable and offered good comfort for the front passengers, while the nicely designed rear seats were a match for short people only, due to no headroom and reduced legroom.

The 1.4-liter 4-cylinder engine developed 160, and while it might not sound like a lot, the Abarth was a light car, and the combination of power and weight made it a fast vehicle.

The engine was mated to a 5-speed manual transmission, the only option available for this model.

The Abarth 595 offered halogen headlamps, alloy wheels, a faster electrically assisted power steering, power mirrors and even a fully powered sunroof.

Different systems could be controlled through the voice commands available in the owner’s manual, such as playing music from media or radio.