Fiat 500 is produced from 2007. Below we present the specifications of batteries suitable for specific engines.
Basic parameters of batteries suitable for Fiat 500 (2007-):
| Layout | Terminal types | Base hold-down |
|---|---|---|
| 0 – positive on the right side | 1 | B13 |
Fiat 500 – petrol engines:
- 1.2
- 1.2 LPG
- 1.4 (100 KM)
| Model | Capacity and CCA | Dimensions (LxWxH) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bosch S4 S40 00 | 44 Ah 420 A | 175x175x190 mm | More |
| Exide Excell EB440 | 44 Ah 400 A | 175x175x190 mm | More |
| Varta Blue Dynamic B36 | 44 Ah 420 A | 175x175x190 mm | More |
Fiat 500 – petrol engines:
- 1.4 Abarth
| Model | Capacity and CCA | Dimensions (LxWxH) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bosch S4 S40 02 | 52 Ah 470 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
| Bosch S5 S50 02 | 54 Ah 530 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
| Exide Excell EB500 | 50 Ah 450 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
| Exide Premium EA530 | 53 Ah 540 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
| Halfords Standard HCB 012 | 52 Ah 450 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
| Varta Blue Dynamic C22 | 52 Ah 470 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
| Varta Silver Dynamic C30 | 54 Ah 530 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
Fiat 500 – petrol engines:
- 0.9 – with Start-Stop
- 0.9 TwinAir – with Start-Stop
- 0.9 TwinAir Turbo – with Start-Stop
- 1.2 – with Start-Stop
- 1.2 LPG – with Start-Stop
- 1.4 (100 KM) – with Start-Stop
- 1.4 Abarth – with Start-Stop
| Model | Capacity and CCA | Dimensions (LxWxH) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bosch S4 EFB S4 E05 | 60 Ah 560 A | 242x175x190 mm | More |
| Exide EFB EL600 | 60 Ah 640 A | 242x175x190 mm | More |
| Halfords Advanced EFB 027 | 65 Ah 600 A | 243x175x190 mm | More |
| Lucas Fusion EFB LE027 | 60 Ah 560 A | 242x175x190 mm | More |
| Varta Blue Dynamic EFB D53 | 60 Ah 560 A | 242x175x190 mm | More |
Fiat 500 – diesel engines:
- 1.3 D Multijet
| Model | Capacity and CCA | Dimensions (LxWxH) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bosch S4 S40 02 | 52 Ah 470 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
| Bosch S5 S50 02 | 54 Ah 530 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
| Exide Excell EB500 | 50 Ah 450 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
| Exide Premium EA530 | 53 Ah 540 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
| Halfords Standard HCB 012 | 52 Ah 450 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
| Varta Blue Dynamic C22 | 52 Ah 470 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
| Varta Silver Dynamic C30 | 54 Ah 530 A | 207x175x190 mm | More |
Fiat 500 – diesel engines:
- 1.3 D Multijet – with Start-Stop
| Model | Capacity and CCA | Dimensions (LxWxH) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bosch S4 EFB S4 E05 | 60 Ah 560 A | 242x175x190 mm | More |
| Exide EFB EL600 | 60 Ah 640 A | 242x175x190 mm | More |
| Halfords Advanced EFB 027 | 65 Ah 600 A | 243x175x190 mm | More |
| Lucas Fusion EFB LE027 | 60 Ah 560 A | 242x175x190 mm | More |
| Varta Blue Dynamic EFB D53 | 60 Ah 560 A | 242x175x190 mm | More |
If you’re still unsure which battery fits your Fiat 500 , or if you want to help others in their selection, please send us a photo of your current battery in the comment section at the bottom of the page. You can also send the picture to contact@whatbattery.co.uk (we will place it in the comments to also help other users). Be sure to specify the car model, year, type, as well as the engine capacity and power. We’ll do our best to assist you!
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The Fiat 500, often referred to as “Cinquino” in Italy, was designed by Dante Giacosa and was launched in 1957. It’s considered one of the first “micro” cars, and its compact dimensions were perfect for the crowded streets of Italian cities.
Fun fact:
The Fiat 500 originally had an engine with a mere 479 cc displacement, producing a modest 13 horsepower. Despite its low power, the car gained significant popularity due to its efficiency, maneuverability, and distinctive look. Throughout its first decade of production, the Fiat 500 became an icon of Italian style and culture, with its design inspiring many other car manufacturers worldwide.
This is a classic example of how a car can become more than just a mode of transport, evolving into an iconic symbol of national identity. In 2007, on the 50th anniversary of the original model, Fiat introduced a new version of the 500, retaining many of the original’s distinctive features but adapted to modern safety and comfort standards.
Replacing the battery in a Fiat 500, produced from 2007 onwards, is relatively straightforward and can be accomplished with basic tools. However, it’s essential always to exercise caution when working with batteries due to the risk of electric shock and acid exposure.
Here are steps you might follow to replace the battery in a Fiat 500:
Safety first: Ensure that the car is turned off and that you have the appropriate tools at hand.
Access the battery: In most Fiat 500 models, the battery is located under the hood at the front of the car. Open the hood.
Disconnect the terminals: Always start by disconnecting the negative (-) terminal, usually marked with a black color or a minus symbol. Then disconnect the positive (+) terminal.
Remove the battery: Remove any brackets or fasteners that hold the battery in place. Then, carefully lift and remove the battery from the car. Remember, batteries are heavy, so use both hands and be mindful of your back.
Insert the new battery: Place the new battery in the old one’s spot, ensuring it sits correctly and that the terminals are in the right positions.
Connect the terminals: First, connect the positive (+) terminal, followed by the negative (-) terminal. Ensure both terminals are tightly fastened.
Check: Turn on the car to ensure everything is working correctly. Also, check if any electronic systems, such as the radio or onboard computer, are functioning as they should.
Dispose of the old battery: Take the old battery to a recycling point or a service that can properly dispose of it.
Note that after replacing the battery, some systems in the car might require resetting, for instance, the radio might need a code to unlock.
If you’re unsure about replacing the battery or don’t feel comfortable performing such tasks, it’s always advisable to seek assistance from a professional mechanic or car service center.