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Abarth 695 2026 — Morocco price

from MAD 358,400 to MAD 407,000

The Abarth 695 is the ultimate street-legal scorpion — a hot hatch that transforms the humble Fiat 500 platform into a track-inspired thrill machine. Available in Morocco in three trims (Turismo, Competizione, and C), all powered by a punchy 1.4 Turbo 180 hp engine, it sits in the 358,400–407,000 DH bracket. If you want a compact car that turns heads on Casablanca's boulevards and puts a grin on your face through the Azrou mountain roads, the 695 is in a league of its own.

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Key specifications

Body
Hatchback
Fuel
Gasoline
Year
2026
Availability
On sale

Trims & prices

Trim Price
C 14 Turbo 180cv
 MAD 407,000
Competizione 14 Turbo 180cv
 MAD 375,400
Turismo 14 Turbo 180cv
 MAD 358,400

Pros

  • 180 hp in a tiny body delivers an exhilarating power-to-weight experience
  • Iconic Italian styling — unmistakable and head-turning in any Moroccan city
  • Record Monza exhaust produces a genuinely theatrical soundtrack
  • Compact dimensions make city driving and parking effortless
  • Convertible C trim takes full advantage of Morocco's sunny climate

Watch out for

  • Rear seats and boot are extremely cramped — not a practical family car
  • Premium pricing (358K–407K DH) limits the audience significantly
  • Firm suspension tuning can feel punishing on Morocco's rougher urban roads
  • Running costs and servicing are above average for a small hatchback

Our verdict

What Is the Abarth 695?

The Abarth 695 is the top-of-the-range expression of the Abarth performance sub-brand, itself a storied Italian marque with roots in motorsport dating back to 1949. Built on the Fiat 500 architecture, the 695 takes that iconic retro-chic shell and injects it with serious sporting intent: a 1.4-litre turbocharged engine producing 180 hp, Brembo brakes, a Koni suspension setup, and a Record Monza exhaust that makes the car sound twice its size.

The Moroccan Market Context

In Morocco, the Abarth 695 occupies a very specific niche — the premium performance hatchback segment — where few rivals dare to tread at this price point. With a range spanning 358,400 DH for the entry-level Turismo up to 407,000 DH for the open-top C trim, it competes less with mainstream hot hatches and more with compact GT experiences. Buyers considering the 695 may also be weighing up options like the MINI John Cooper Works or the Volkswagen Polo GTI, though neither quite matches the 695's theatrical character and Italian flair.

Three Trims, One Soul

  • Turismo (358,400 DH): The accessible entry point into the 695 world. Expect premium interior touches, the full 180 hp powertrain, and enough kit to satisfy everyday driving and weekend fun alike.
  • Competizione (375,400 DH): Steps up the sporting credentials with enhanced aesthetic and dynamic packages — the choice for buyers who want the full Abarth visual identity.
  • C (407,000 DH): The cabrio variant, featuring an electrically operated soft top. Perfect for Morocco's generous sunshine, from the Corniche in Casablanca to the coastal roads of Agadir.

Who Is It For?

The 695 is not a practical family hatchback — it is an emotional purchase, first and last. It targets urban professionals in their 30s and 40s who have owned conventional cars and now want something with personality. Its compact dimensions make it at home in city traffic, while its chassis and power delivery reward drivers who seek out twisty roads on weekends.

Ownership Considerations

Abarth's dealer and service network in Morocco is shared with Fiat, which provides reasonable parts availability. As an Italian performance brand, maintenance costs are above average compared to mainstream hatchbacks, and fuel consumption will reflect how enthusiastically the car is driven.

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Frequently asked

What is the price of the Abarth 695 in Morocco?
The Abarth 695 is available in Morocco in three trims. The Turismo starts at 358,400 DH, the Competizione is priced at 375,400 DH, and the top-of-the-range C (cabriolet) costs 407,000 DH. All prices are on-the-road prices as listed on the Moroccan market.
How many horsepower does the Abarth 695 have?
All three trims of the Abarth 695 share the same 1.4-litre turbocharged petrol engine producing 180 hp. This engine is paired with a performance-tuned chassis including Koni suspension and Brembo brakes across the range.
Is the Abarth 695 practical for daily driving in Morocco?
The 695 is genuinely usable as a daily city car thanks to its compact footprint and lively engine. However, buyers should be aware that rear passenger space is very limited and the firm suspension setup may feel harsh on potholed urban roads. It is best suited to drivers who prioritise driving pleasure over practicality.
What is the difference between the Abarth 695 Turismo, Competizione, and C trims?
The Turismo is the entry-level trim offering the core 695 experience at the most accessible price. The Competizione adds a more aggressive visual and dynamic package. The C is a cabriolet variant with an electrically operated soft top, making it the premium choice for open-air driving — particularly suited to Morocco's warm, sunny climate.
Who are the main competitors of the Abarth 695 in Morocco?
At its price point, the Abarth 695's closest rivals include the MINI John Cooper Works and the Volkswagen Polo GTI. That said, the 695 stands apart through its Italian heritage, distinctive retro styling, and motorsport-inspired engineering, giving it a character that mainstream hot hatches struggle to match.
Is after-sales service available for Abarth in Morocco?
Abarth vehicles in Morocco are serviced through the Fiat dealer network, which provides reasonable geographic coverage and parts availability. As a performance brand, maintenance costs are higher than for standard hatchbacks, and buyers should factor this into their total cost of ownership.

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