Abarth 695 Specs & Dimensions

As standard, the Abarth 695 gets an uprated engine over the 595. Improved Brembo brakes are included too, along with automatic climate control and a Record Monza exhaust.

Turismo sits in the middle of the Abarth 695 line-up. It brings a Record Monza exhaust and black leather seats, plus a Beats audio system. 17-inch alloy wheels add to the styling, with Brembo brakes improving stopping power.

Competizione is the raciest of the 695 range. A Record Monza exhaust gives it a raucous engine noise, while 17-inch alloy wheels and Sabelt carbon seats add to a miniature touring car look. There's a limited-slip differential too, aiding handling.

The 75th Anniversario (or anniversary) edition of the Abarth 695 celebrates both the brand's 75th year since it debuted, as well as the 1.4-litre turbocharged engine it uses in all of its cars. Just 1,368 will be made, in reference to the engine's exact cubic capacity. These special edition cars get a souped-up exhaust system, bespoke suspension and brakes, and a distinctive black and gold livery.