Fiat 500e Oe Charger For Fiat 500 Electric! Original Equipment! on 2040-parts.com
Manhattan Beach, California, United States
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Selling a used OE (Original equipment) charger for Fiat 500e. This is an authentic Fiat charger, came with new car. I traded in my car and forgot to give them the charger... their loss, your gain if you need one! These sell for $1400 and are currently sold out across the country. This one is in good shape, works great to charge your Fiat 500e FAST
120 V 60 Hz, 12 A, ~, 1440 W charger for Fiat 500e. |
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