Fiat presents the new Grande Panda electric vehicle, which combines the retro charm of the old Panda design with modern technology. Get ready to conquer the city streets with charm and performance!
Fiat has finally presented its latest electrification trump card Fiat Grande Panda, a fully electric vehicle that is ready to conquer city streets with its retro charm and modern technology. Don't let the looks fool you – the Grande Panda is bigger and more powerful than you think!
Fiat Grande Panda it's not just another electric vehicle on the market; is an intertwining of history and future that brings a breath of fresh air to the world of city cars. The new vehicle takes its inspiration from the original boxy design of the Fiat Panda, but is fully adapted for the electric age. With a length of 3.99 meters (which is more than 300 mm longer than the current Panda and almost 600 mm longer than the classic model), the Grande Panda maintains compactness, but offers more space and comfort.
Fiat Grande Panda is built on a platform CMP Smart Car, which is shared with other models of the Stellantis group, such as the Citroën ë-C3. While Fiat has yet to reveal all the technical details, the Grande Panda is expected to share a powertrain with the ë-C3, meaning it will have an 83kW electric motor and a 44kWh LFP battery pack, which could allow for a range of around 320km (200 miles). DC charging will likely reach speeds of 100kW, allowing a 20% to 80% to charge in less than 30 minutes.
Fiat emphasizes the strategic importance Grande Panda in its press release, as it marks the brand's shift towards global platforms and a unified design language. The new design includes sharp lines, boldly designed fenders and pixelated accents. A special feature is the 3D elements in the C-pillars, which display the Fiat wordmark or logo, depending on the angle of view.
Although prices and launch dates for the European market have yet to be officially confirmed, the Grande Panda is expected to be competitively priced, roughly at the level of the Citroën ë-C3, which starts around €23,000. Fiat's CEO, Olivier Francois, has boldly announced that the price will Grande Panda under 25,000 euros.
The Grande Panda will be available this fall, first in France and Italy, and production will take place at the Stellantis plant in Kragujevac, Serbia. Fiat wants the Grande Panda to fill the void left by the 500L and, with the help of the EU, to hold back the invasion of cheap Chinese electric vehicles.
The dimensions of the new Panda are impressive: length 3,990 mm (157 in), width 1,760 mm (69 in) and height 1,570 mm (62 in), and the trunk offers a volume of 361 liters. The vehicle is designed with families and urban dwellers in mind looking for a reliable and spacious electric car.
Fiat Grande Panda it combines the past and the future in one charming package. With a retro design that evokes nostalgia and modern technology that ensures efficiency and durability, the Grande Panda is the perfect choice for those looking for something special in the world of electric vehicles. Its affordable price and impressive specifications promise to quickly become a favorite among urban drivers and families. Fiat's move towards electrification and global platforms is a clear signal that they are ready for the future while maintaining the rich heritage of their classic models. The Grande Panda is more than just a car; is a statement of what a combination of innovation, tradition and Italian charm can achieve.
