[Details] The car name Fiat 500 (Cinquecento) was first used in 1936. The first generation 500 was a small two-seater motorcycle-like car with a roof. In 1957, the second-generation 500, which inherited the name of the car, appeared, but although the overall length was shortened to about 3 meters, the capacity increased to 4 people. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the second generation 500, the third generation 500 was released in 2007. It has become very popular all over the world, including Japan, due to its high economic efficiency, such as a lovely style with a modern arrangement of the second-generation 500 and a small-displacement 2-cylinder engine. The 500E was released as a derivative model in 2020 as an EV version, but Hot Wheels has converted a gasoline car to an EV and sold it on a trial basis only in the states of California and Oregon in the United States. The motif is the model that was designed. As such, it looks different than the 500E that went on sale globally in 2020.