AN EXCLUSIVE SERIES TO CELEBRATE ITALIAN EXCELLENCE
Abarth 695 Club Italia is a special series consisting of only eight units, reserved for members of Club Italia, an association founded in 1985 to leverage the best of Italian creativity. The project celebrates Abarth's latest combustion engine production and represents a tribute to Italy's automotive heritage.
The cars form part of the Stellantis Heritage “Reloaded by Creators” programme, which for the first time has transformed new – rather than vintage – cars into collector's items, combining style, technology and identity.
A project by Stellantis Heritage
With "Reloaded by Creators", Stellantis Heritage creates one-of-a-kind pieces by bringing iconic models back to life or creating new limited-edition series. For the 695 Club Italia, the approach was unprecedented: the cars were customised from recent models.
Bespoke designs and interiors
The two-tone livery, with a blue top, green bottom and a red line dividing them, recalls the symbolic colours of Club Italia. Bronze alloy wheels, dedicated badges and co-ordinated details complete the aesthetics.
The standout features in the interior include tobacco-coloured leather sports seats, leather and Alcantara steering wheel with carbon-fibre accents and the Club Italia logo on various components, from the Sport button to the embroidery on the seats.
Mechanics and performance
The 695 Club Italia retains the performance of the Abarth 695: from 0 to 100 km/h in 6.7 seconds and a top speed of 225 km/h. All enhanced by the Record Monza exhaust system, Koni FSD suspension and Brembo brakes with red callipers.
Each car is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, an exclusive book and two identification plates personalised with the owner's name.
The legacy of Club Italia
Over the years, Club Italia has resulted in collaborations with the main Italian brands to create special series such as the Lancia Delta Integrale, Fiat Barchetta, Alfa Romeo 4C and Maserati MC20. The Abarth 695 Club Italia forms part of this tradition, combining passion, style and mechanical culture in a project that views history through a contemporary lens.
