Invasion of mice in the city of Cagliari: the mystery is finally solved!

In recent days, many will have noticed the billboards in the streets of Cagliari announcing a real "invasion" of mice in the city and the articles published in various newspapers that talked about it. We solved the case!

In the last few days Cagliari has been the scene of a one-of-a-kind event! A wave of mice poured into the streets, intriguing hundreds of people. A real "invasion" of rodents has affected the city. The adorable little mice were spotted everywhere: they wandered around the streets of the Marina, they sunbathed on the Poetto seafront, but above all they gathered on the billboards in the city center.

The presence of these mice sparked the attention of the people of Cagliari who wondered what it was about: the ladies at the market talked about it in front of the meat and fish counters, the motorists in the morning questioned the police to find out if the mice had passed by, while the children experienced the magical sensation of living inside a Disney cartoon, given the similarity between the rodents in the cartoons and those that appeared in Cagliari. The debate has also heated up on social media: are they dangerous mice? Would we need more cats in the city? But the main question is only one: where do these lively mice come from?

A team of investigators set out to find the solution to the rodent enigma. After a careful investigation, the secret was revealed and the mice's nest was finally identified.

Following the traces left by the passage of the rodents, our investigators discovered their lair in via Calamattia, 2, in Cagliari, in the headquarters of Acentro, dealer no. 1 in Sardinia. Upon closer inspection, the team noticed that they were not simple mice, but rather particular mice: they have wheels, they are all pastel green, they are not afraid of traffic but, on the contrary, they love to travel around the city, and above all they hide a totally electric heart. They all agree that the Topolino phenomenon is not destined to stop, but the invasion will increase since Fiat has finally launched the new Topolino on the market, the electric microcar that is easy and safe to drive.

Fiat Topolino is an agile and compact car, perfect for speeding around the city without having to worry about traffic or parking. It can be driven by anyone aged 14 and over (with a licence) thanks to its approval as a quadricycle.

It is much safer and more stable than a two-wheeled vehicle, an aspect that makes many parents happy who need to make their teenage children autonomous and independent, but fearful of knowing they are constantly driving scooters and small motorbikes.

It is also very easy to drive thanks to the automatic gearbox, the 2 simple acceleration and braking pedals and the tighter turning radius which simplifies maneuvering and parking.

Finally, it is extremely economical: not only because it can be had for just 39 euros a month with state incentives and leasing, but above all because it does not require a driving license. Anyone over the age of 18 can get into the car and leave completely independently without having to spend hundreds and hundreds of euros on courses and exams to obtain a driving licence.

Driving the new Fiat Topolino is also an ethical choice: its 100% electric engine produces zero direct emissions of harmful gases, thus helping to reduce air pollution and mitigate climate change. And speaking of environment, for those who want to enjoy a beautiful view while driving a Topolino, in addition to the classic version with beautiful panoramic windows there is also the "Dolcevita" version, perfect for the summer in Sardinia.

At the end of the "investigations", the investigators agree that the mouse phenomenon is now unstoppable, and that hundreds more of pastel green rodents will be ready to invade the streets of the city.

It is possible to take a test drive at the Acentro headquarters in via Calamattia, 2, in Cagliari, and live the experience first hand.