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Quick Answer: The most reliable VIN location for the FIAT 500 is the stamped chassis VIN under the “VIN” access flap in the front footwell floor (commonly on the passenger side for LHD vehicles). It’s hidden under the carpet flap, so bring a flashlight because the recess is dark.
Where is the VIN number in FIAT 500 ((332) [2020-2020])?
This guide covers the VIN number locations on the FIAT 500 (332) produced between 2020–2020, with the most reliable chassis-stamped VIN listed first.
Chassis Number Locations
Passenger Floor (Stamped Chassis VIN under “VIN” flap) 
- Where to look: In the front footwell floor, under the carpet in front of the seat. Look for a pre-cut rectangular plastic access flap labeled “VIN”—lift/pull that flap to reveal the VIN stamped into the metal floor pan underneath.
- Access: It’s dark and recessed, so you’ll usually need a flashlight and a steady camera angle to focus on the stamp. No tools required—just pry/lift the plastic flap.
- Note: On many LHD cars this is commonly on the passenger side, but if you don’t find it there, check the driver-side front footwell as well.
- Tip: Because this spot is shadowy and hard to focus on, use your phone light and scan the stamped VIN with Flashlight + OCR instead of trying to write it down in the footwell.
Windshield (Lower Corner / Dash VIN plate) 
- Where to look: Viewed through the windshield, at the very bottom corner where the glass meets the dashboard, typically on the driver’s side on LHD vehicles. The VIN is printed on a plate.
- Access: Easy to reach, but visibility can be affected by glare/reflections and water droplets on the glass.
- Note: Best checked from outside the car in daylight, then adjust your viewing angle to reduce reflections.
- Tip: If glare makes characters hard to read, capture it instantly with the VIN scanner so you don’t transpose letters/numbers.
Engine Bay (Right-side strut tower / inner fender sticker) 
- Where to look: Open the hood and check the right side of the engine bay (passenger side on LHD). Look on the strut tower/inner fender wall for a black sticker with white text, near the coolant expansion tank and shock mount area.
- Access: Often partially obstructed by hoses/AC lines and can be dirty, so you may need to reposition your phone and wipe the surface.
- Note: Stickers are useful, but the stamped floor VIN is typically the primary legal identifier.
- Tip: If grime or tight angles make the label hard to read, use High Contrast scanning to pick out faded characters without fighting the engine-bay lighting.
Video Guide
Video Tutorial: Número chassi e motor Fiat 500 Elétrico 2022
- Shows the windshield VIN plate, the front footwell VIN under the “VIN” flap, the engine bay sticker, and additional identifiers during a walkaround.
Common Problems & Troubleshooting
- Windshield glare/reflections: Change your viewing angle, wipe the glass, and avoid direct sunlight reflecting off the dash plate.
- Footwell VIN too dark to photograph: Use a flashlight, hold the camera steady, and shoot straight down into the recess after lifting the “VIN” flap.
- Sticker vs. stamped VIN mismatch: Stickers can be replaced—always cross-check against the stamped chassis VIN before buying or registering the vehicle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the VIN on FIAT 500?
Check the stamped chassis VIN under the “VIN” access flap in the front footwell floor (commonly passenger side for LHD), and the VIN plate visible at the lower corner of the windshield.
Which VIN location is the most important for FIAT 500?
The stamped chassis VIN on the body (the floor-pan stamp under the VIN access flap) is the most important because it’s physically stamped into the vehicle structure and is the primary legal identifier.
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Note on Data Sources
Information about VIN location in this model comes from aggregation of official technical documentation (OEM) and spare parts catalogs. Despite careful algorithmic verification, the data is for reference purposes only. Final vehicle identification should always be confirmed by an authorized technician.
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