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What did you get? For your 2013 500e, EV-specific tires in 205/40 R17 are rare, but I'd recommend options like Michelin Energy Saver or Bridgestone Ecopia work well. The 205/45 R17 size might fit, but check for clearance and handling differences.

I haven’t tweaked the Fiat’s PIM controller myself, but cranking it up can definitely make one-pedal driving feel more responsive! Just be mindful of how it affects regen braking, it can get pretty intense.

Yeah, that's likely the pedestrian alert sound. It's pretty common in EVs to help make them more noticeable at low speeds. Nothing to worry about, it's a standard feature for safety.

Yeah right, the range boost in warmer weather really makes a difference.

My 500e was throwing P0A1F codes for me as well a while back, the issue was resolved by replacing the BPCM. The frequency of these errors caused by the BPCM is just crazy

I’ll pass this along too

Thanks for sharing your experience...That explanation makes sense, especially about the BPCM and HV Interlock Loop. I’ll have my cousin double-check the wiring and connections to be sure.

My 500e's extended warranty experience was similar to yours. Like you, I didn't need it very much, and knowing that it covered everything gave me peace of mind. When I renewed, I was able to snag a great deal too, and it felt like a win. The battery life held up for me, so hopefully, yours does...

Uhm for home charging, consider a Level 2 charger and solar integration tips.

It sounds like you're on the right track..The embossed triangles should indicate reinforced areas. If unsure, a mechanic or dealership can help.

You might need to disable geolocation prompts in the settings or reset the system to fix it.

I love the Fiat 500e’s compact design, perfect for city life. The 118-horsepower motor delivers a fun, zippy drive, while the 145-mile range and quick 0-60 mph in 8.5 seconds make it practical yet peppy.

If the key fob battery dies, most cars have a backup method to start the vehicle, like using the fob directly on a specific spot or a manual override. You’ll want to check your owner’s manual for details

No worries, it’s not a goofy question at all...you can leave the key in your pocket while driving. The car will detect it automatically. If you walk away with the key still in your pocket, an alarm will go off, so you’re all good

There might be some inconsistencies in the configuration between regions or trim levels. For the floor mats, some models may not include them as standard, so they could be an optional extra.

Yes, that's normal for the Fiat 500e. The system often requires two presses to ensure it detects the key properly.

Yeah, it looks like the Passion model might be the way to go if the heated windscreen is a must-have for me.

Yup, that clears up the confusion. I guess I'll have to look into the winter pack if I want those heated features

All good here, I hope my luck doesn't run out. Lol

I’ll give that a try and see if I can find it hidden somewhere