Fiat unveils Topolinos designed to mark Disney's centenary

Fiat has revealed five adorable special versions of the Topolino, all designed to mark Disney's 100^th anniversary as well as the 100^th anniversary of the Lingotto building that built the Fiat Topolino of 1936 which also currently houses Fiat's headquarters.

Fans of the little commuter will know that the 'Topolino' name itself is also Italian for ‘baby mouse’. Four of the special cars were designed by Fiat Centro Stile itself, inspired by Disney creatives, while the fifth one was designed as a special collaboration of the Disney Artist Giorgio Cavazzano.

The first of the five Topolinos is inspired by Disney's first-ever short film, Steamboat Willie

The four cars from Fiat Centro Stile are centered around four themes: Historical, modern, street, and abstract. The first, being inspired by Disney's first-ever short film, Steamboat Willie.

The second car takes a more modern approach, utilising Mickey Mouse's initials to generate a design that is said to celebrate the bright, colourful, and optimistic outlook that both Fiat and Disney share.

One of the cars in the set has been designed by Disney Artist Giorgio Cavazzano himself

The third car is a more abstract take on the classic design cues and touches from both firms and pays homage to Disney's creativity with its impactful yet elegant design.

The fourth car from Fiat Centro Stile, takes inspiration from the world of street graffiti, paying homage to Mickey Mouse while celebrating the urban mobility that the Topolino represents.

The fifth car from Cavazzano finally sports a host of different Mickeys, all hosted against an orange background which is contrasted against blue bumper front and back.