The Fiat 600e La Prima revives a beloved nameplate as an all-electric small SUV, and while it delivers charming Italian styling and adequate urban capability, it does not quite electrify the senses. The 156 horsepower output is sufficient for city driving, and the 250-mile range eliminates range anxiety for daily commutes. The design is attractive and distinctly Fiat, with playful details that bring personality to the compact SUV segment. The La Prima launch edition adds premium touches like leather seats and a larger infotainment screen. However, the 9.0-second sprint to 60 mph feels sluggish, and the handling is best described as safe rather than sporty. The cabin is well-designed but uses some budget-conscious materials that detract from the premium trim's aspirations. At $36,000, it faces stiff competition from more established electric crossovers that offer better range, faster charging, or more engaging dynamics. The 600e is a pleasant, characterful city car that delivers on Fiat's charm but falls short of class-leading on objective measures.