FIAT OBD-II support
Pelican knows 43 FIAT models. The OBDb has parameter data for 9 of them.
Every FIAT that supports OBD-II also reports the standard parameters, such as speed and engine data.
Models
- 124 Spider3 drivers
- 126
- 127
- 500138/193Model years 2007 to 2024Updated October 11, 20262007 to 202470 parameters12 drivers
- 500e1/280Model years 2012 to 2026Updated October 3, 20262012 to 2026280 parameters6 drivers
- 500L
- 500X188/213Model years 2014 to 2024Updated October 15, 20262014 to 202466 parameters9 drivers
- 6001 driver
- Argo
- Barchetta
- Bravo1996 to 201431 parameters4 drivers
- Burstner
- Cinquecento
- Coupe
- Croma
- Cronos
- Doblò4 drivers
- Ducato2 drivers
- Fastback96/108Model years 2022 to 2026Updated October 11, 20262022 to 202629 parameters5 drivers
- Fiorino
- Freemont2 drivers
- Fullback1 driver
- Grande Panda1 driver
- Hymer
- Idea1 driver
- Linea
- Mobi
- Multipla
- Palio
- Panda85/132Model years 1996 to 2026Updated October 11, 20261996 to 202658 parameters12 drivers
- Pulse3 drivers
- Punto1996 to 20181,390 parameters10 drivers
- Qubo8/28Model years 2008 to 2020Updated October 11, 20262008 to 202021 parameters1 driver
- Ritmo
- Riviera
- Scudo
- Sedici1 driver
- Stilo
- Strada1996 to 20261,390 parameters1 driver
- Talento
- Tipo6 drivers
- Ulysse
- Uno
About FIAT
FIAT is an Italian car marque founded in Turin in 1899. The name abbreviates Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino. Its factories and vehicles played a central role in the expansion of Italian vehicle production.1
Small cars are a recurring part of its history: the Topolino, 600, Nuova 500, 126 and Panda span successive generations of city and family transport. The original Panda, designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro, was produced from 1980 to 2003.2
The company also developed larger family cars and commercial vehicles. Its 125th-anniversary exhibition in Turin included examples from these ranges alongside its city cars and compact models.3
