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The Electric Bee of the New Millennium? Fiat Professional

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The Fiat Professional Tris is a 3-wheel electric micro-vehicle: 3.17 m long, offers up to 90 km WMTC and 430 kg of useful flow in Europe.
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Combining compact dimensions, low operating costs and all-electric propulsion, this vehicle represents a new approach to professional micromobility, while supporting economic inclusion and access to business opportunities. Designed by the Italian studio Centro Stile, TRIS brings Fiat's approach to urban mobility to the world of professional transport: compact, electric, affordable and designed to meet everyday needs. He expands the vision

The Fiat Professional Tris is a 3-wheel electric micro-vehicle: 3.17 m long, offers up to 90 km WMTC and 430 kg of useful flow in Europe.

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FIAT chose IAA Transportation in Hanover to present the Tris. Fully electric, having three wheels is not a car - reminding the classic Piaggio Ape. It should be able to carry up to 430 kg of cargo.

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Fiat has released the new version of the Tris van, its first three-wheeled and 100% electric vehicle for professional micromobility.

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elperiodicodelaenergia.com broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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