Fiat 500 Mongho

Vehicle Overview

The Fiat 500 Mongho made its debut at the 1969 Turin Auto Show, capturing the attention of automotive enthusiasts with its unique design and compact size. Unveiled at the Glasurit Vernici stand, this small two-seater concept car was based on the chassis of the iconic Fiat 500. Designed by Aldo Sessano for Carrozzeria Fissore, the Mongho showcased a blend of Italian style and innovative engineering. The Mongho exemplified the creativity and craftsmanship of Carrozzeria Fissore, a respected coachbuilder known for its collaborations with various automotive brands. Sessano’s design for the Mongho offered a fresh interpretation of the Fiat 500 platform, transforming it into a sleek and stylish two-seater that appealed to urban commuters and driving enthusiasts alike. Today, the Fiat 500 Mongho is a cherished piece of automotive history, owned by Classic Car Charter as part of the Tenconi collection. Its presence serves as a reminder of the ingenuity and passion that went into crafting unique and memorable vehicles during the golden age of automotive design. As a rare and iconic concept car, the Mongho continues to captivate admirers with its timeless design and historical significance.