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Abarth 595 2026 — Morocco price

From MAD 327,400

The Abarth 595 is a high-performance hatchback that packs serious Italian flair and a punchy 165 hp turbocharged engine into a compact, iconic body. Available in Morocco at 327,400 DH, it occupies a niche as a premium hot hatch for enthusiasts who want a weekend thrill without supercar pricing. With its scorpion badge heritage, sport-tuned suspension, and head-turning looks, the 595 targets driving purists seeking something genuinely exciting in a crowded compact car market.

Key specifications

Body
Hatchback
Fuel
Gasoline
Year
2026
Availability
On sale

Trims & prices

Trim Price
595 14 Turbo 165cv
MAD 327,400

Pros

  • 165 hp turbo engine delivers genuine hot-hatch performance
  • Iconic Italian styling that stands out on Moroccan roads
  • Compact dimensions ideal for urban driving and parking
  • Brembo brakes and sport chassis — proper driver's hardware
  • Rare on Moroccan roads, offering strong exclusivity appeal

Watch out for

  • Single trim at 327,400 DH leaves no entry-level option
  • Two-door layout and small boot limit everyday practicality
  • Abarth dealer/service network in Morocco is very limited
  • Firm suspension can be tiring on rough Moroccan road surfaces

Our verdict

What Is the Abarth 595?

The Abarth 595 is the performance alter-ego of the Fiat 500, transformed by Italy's legendary tuning house into a genuine hot hatch. The scorpion badge has stood for motorsport-bred performance since 1949, and the 595 carries that DNA into modern form. In Morocco, the model is offered as a single trim — the 595 1.4 Turbo 165cv — priced at 327,400 DH, positioning it firmly in premium hot-hatch territory.

Engine & Performance

Under the bonnet sits a 1.4-litre turbocharged petrol engine producing 165 hp, paired with a sport-tuned exhaust that gives the 595 its signature raspy soundtrack. The chassis is stiffened and lowered compared to the standard Fiat 500, and Brembo brakes are standard equipment — details that signal this car is built to be driven, not just admired. Acceleration is brisk for the class, and the driving experience is involving and communicative in a way that larger, heavier performance cars rarely manage.

Who Is It For in Morocco?

The 595 appeals to a specific kind of Moroccan buyer: someone who commutes in Casablanca or Rabat but refuses to compromise on driving pleasure, or someone looking for a distinctive weekend car that stands out at the Marina or along the Corniche. Its compact dimensions make it genuinely practical in dense urban traffic and tight parking situations, while the performance credentials justify the premium price tag for enthusiasts.

Market Positioning & Competitors

At 327,400 DH, the Abarth 595 sits above mainstream hot hatches like the Renault Clio RS Line or Peugeot 208 GT, and closer to entry-level premium sport options. Its closest spiritual rival is the Mini Cooper S, which offers a similar blend of boutique personality and turbocharged punch. The 595 differentiates itself through its pure Italian character, motorsport heritage, and the sheer rarity factor — you simply won't see many on Moroccan roads, which for many buyers is part of the appeal.

Practicality Considerations

Prospective buyers should be clear-eyed: the 595 is a two-door hatchback with a compact rear seat and a small boot. It is not a family car. Service and parts availability may require planning, as Abarth is a specialist brand with a limited dealer network. That said, for the right buyer, no spreadsheet calculation is needed — the 595 is a car you buy with your heart.

Morocco price benchmark

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Frequently asked

What is the price of the Abarth 595 in Morocco?
The Abarth 595 is available in Morocco at 327,400 DH. There is currently one trim on offer: the 595 1.4 Turbo 165cv at that price point.
Is the Abarth 595 practical for daily driving in Moroccan cities?
Its compact size is actually an advantage in cities like Casablanca or Rabat, making urban navigation and parking straightforward. However, the stiff sport suspension and two-door layout mean it's better suited as a primary car for singles or couples rather than families.
How does the Abarth 595 compare to the Mini Cooper S in Morocco?
Both cars offer boutique performance and strong brand identity at a similar price level. The Mini Cooper S has a broader dealer network and more body style options, while the 595 edges ahead on driving rawness, exhaust theatre, and exclusivity on Moroccan roads.
What fuel type does the Abarth 595 use?
The Abarth 595 runs on regular unleaded gasoline (essence). Its 1.4-litre turbo engine is petrol-only — there is no hybrid or diesel version.
Are spare parts and servicing for the Abarth 595 available in Morocco?
Abarth shares much of its mechanical platform with Fiat, so many components are accessible through Fiat dealer networks. However, dedicated Abarth specialist support is limited in Morocco, so buyers should confirm service arrangements with their importer before purchase.
Is the Abarth 595 a good investment in Morocco?
The 595 is a niche, low-volume model which can support residual values for well-maintained examples. That said, it should be bought for the driving experience rather than financial return. Its rarity could work in its favour on the used market among enthusiast buyers.

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