Used Fiat 500e Handbrake Lever

No — the Fiat 500e is a fully electric vehicle and uses an electronic parking brake (EPB) operated by a button on the dashboard or centre console, not a traditional mechanical handbrake lever. There is no handbrake lever fitted to any variant of the 500e. If you're looking for a replacement parking brake switch or EPB module, search for those terms instead.

Because the 500e has an electronic parking brake, the component you're most likely looking for is the EPB switch (the button that engages and releases the parking brake), or possibly the EPB actuator or control module if there's a fault with the system itself. When contacting a breaker, describe the symptom or the specific component rather than asking for a handbrake lever, as that term won't apply to this car. A breaker with a 500e in stock will be able to confirm which part matches your fault.

No — a mechanical handbrake lever from the conventional petrol Fiat 500 is not a like-for-like replacement for anything on the 500e, because the 500e's parking brake system is entirely electronic and has no mechanical lever mechanism to connect it to. The two cars use fundamentally different parking brake systems, so parts are not interchangeable in this regard. If you need a parking brake component for your 500e, you'll need to source an EPB-specific part from a breaker who has a 500e in their yard.

The 500e was sold in the UK in trim levels including Action, Passion, Icon, and La Prima, and while the EPB switch function is the same across variants, the switch design or surround may differ subtly depending on the interior specification. When sourcing a used EPB switch from a breaker, it's worth confirming the trim level of the donor car against your own to ensure the appearance matches, especially if the centre console trim differs between versions. Your registration plate is the most reliable reference to give the breaker.