Designed for everyday life, it adds a spark of joy. With vibrant colors, clever solutions and full of personality, it’s the kind of unexpected that goes beyond expectations.
Available in both hybrid and electric versions, the Grande Panda features an automatic Dual Clutch, PIXEL LED headlamps, a 4.5 m spiral charging cable, and a 10.25" infotainment system with Apple CarPlay / Android Auto wireless mirroring.
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*The actual electric energy consumption and autonomy values may be strongly different and may vary depending upon the conditions of use and on various factors such as: options, frequency of electric recharge per travelled kilometers, ambient temperature, conditions of use of the car (driving style, speed, total weight, etc.) use of certain equipment (air conditioning, heating, radio, navigation, lights etc.), tire types and conditions, road conditions, external climatic conditions, etc. *Electric energy consumption Grande Panda (kWh/100km): 16,8; CO2 emission (g/km): 0. Electric Autonomy: 320 Km. Fuel consumption (combined cycle) for the Grande Panda Hybrid 1.2 110 HP”(l/100km): 5.1 - 5; CO₂ emissions (g/km): 117 - 115. Approved values based on the WLTP Combined Cicle (EU Regulation 2018/1832). The values indicated are for comparative purposes. *Shaped as bamboo and wrapped with BAMBOX Bamboo Fiber Tex®ty.
Everyday life easier
Get to know Fiat Grande Panda, the icon that has been with you for years now packed with innovative features specially designed to make your everyday life easier. Both Grande Panda versions, electric or hybrid, come with pixel LED headlamps, an unexpected upper glovebox and a spacious central console - not to mention the interior that contains details made with upcycled materials and much more! We can't wait to tell you more about Grande Panda, arriving soon.
Much cooler interior with upcycled materials
Joyful and colourful, the interior of Grande Panda uses plastics made from post-consumer recycled materials. In addition, it has a bamboo-style dashboard coated in a unique material including real bamboo fibres. It cleverly features an upper glovebox for 3 litres of space, meaning there's an overall internal storage capacity of 13 litres. And there’s much more! With Grande Panda your adventures will not only be more fun thanks to its effortless connectivity, its extra large 10.25'' display and its wireless charger, but also safer thanks to its front parking sensors and its rear view camera. Get on board and experience Grande Panda.
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The Fiat Grande Panda is a subcompact/supermini (B-segment) produced by Fiat since 2024.[4] It is based on the Smart Car platform shared with the fourth-generation Citroën C3 and Opel Frontera, and will be available as a petrol mild hybrid or as a battery electric vehicle. The Grande Panda will be sold alongside the third-generation Panda, which will continue production in Italy.
Overview
The fourth-generation Panda was presented on 14 June 2024, with the interior and full specifications was later revealed on 11 July coincided with Fiat’s 125th anniversary "Smiling to the Future” ceremony held at the La Pista 500 at the Lingotto building in Turin, Italy.
The car is based on the Smart Car Platform, the Grande Panda is the first of the Panda model series, with a few models under the Panda model series planned to launch.
Design
The design of the Grande Panda takes inspiration from the first generation model with the use of squared lines, it has a number of design references to the original model and retains many design elements from the Mega-Panda concept.
The front features headlights composed of opaline cubes that are inspired from the windows of the Lingotto factory facades and has X-shaped LED daytime running lights which can illuminate the cubes on the gloss black grille. The side features 3D-printed bas-relief 'Panda' lettering on the lower part of the doors and x-pattern alloy wheels (with sizes ranging up to 17-inch). The rear features 3D vertical taillights housed inside transparent caps, the FIAT name embossed onto the tailgate and a sloped rear windscreen.
The Grande Panda is the first production vehicle to feature an integrated charging cable which is stored behind the flap with the Fiat logo on the front fascia. This charging cable can only support AC charging with speeds up to 7.4 kW.
Interior
The interior dashboard features a rectangular element with rounded sides inspired by the shape of the Lingotto circuit in Turin and the oval theme is repeated throughout the interior.
The same rectangular shape houses the 10-inch digital instrument cluster and 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment display. In the centre of the dashboard, the transparent yellow panel features the silhouette of the original Panda model climbing uphill. Part of the dashboard is covered in bamboo fibre, including the glove box. Other interior items are a rocker switch used for the automatic transmission in the central console, two USB-C charging ports for the front occupants and the classic metal key for the ignition.
There are several yellow decorative elements marking the contours of the air vents, dashboard and centre console. A range of contrasting materials are used such as textured fabrics, tinted acrylics and brighter coloured plastics. The front and rear seats have a chequered finish, with contrast yellow stitching and an inscription in yellow that reads, "Panda made with love in Fiat".
The interior has up to 13 L (0.46 cu ft) of storage space includes the "pocket" retrospective to the original model in the form of an upper glovebox. The Grande Panda has a boot space of 412 L (14.5 cu ft), it is 60% larger compared to its predecessor.
The Fiat Grande Panda is the latest addition to FIAT's lineup, inspired by the iconic 1980s Panda. The new Fiat Grande Panda is a compact family mover designed to meet global customer needs. As the firstborn of a new family, the Grande Panda marks FIAT's shift to a global production model with a multi-energy platform. It will be available in electric and hybrid versions, launching initially in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. This B-segment vehicle, under 4 meters long, boasts a sleek design and spacious interior, making it ideal for both family comfort and urban mobility.
Celebrating its 125th anniversary, FIAT is a global automotive pioneer with a rich history of innovation. The introduction of the new Fiat Grande Panda underscores FIAT's commitment to its customers worldwide. Olivier Francois, FIAT CEO and Stellantis Global CMO, emphasized the significance of this new model in the brand's future. Designed in Turin, Italy, the Fiat Grande Panda embodies the values of its predecessor, offering a compact car on a global platform. This new model allows FIAT to extend its reach, catering to families and urban dwellers across the globe.
The Fiat Grande Panda, with its distinct Italian design, stands out in the B-segment for its compactness and functionality. The vehicle's exterior features robust and dynamic lines, a blend of structured and bold surfaces, and vibrant body colors. Inside, it offers a well-organized, roomy interior capable of seating five. The Grande Panda's design reflects a balance of 1980s nostalgia and futuristic elements, from its wedge-shaped profile to its innovative lighting. With its launch, the Grande Panda sets the stage for FIAT's ambitious plan to introduce new models annually until 2027, all built on the versatile STLA Smart platform.
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- Great DESIGN! 😍 Bravo FIAT. I have Fiat 500 for 11 years and I still love it. New Panda could be my new car, so stylish.
- Oh my. How to do an electric car that's oh so original and soooo packed full of clever ideas and lovely detailing. Hope we can buy them in Australia !
- Bravo Fiat for happy & cute looking small car. Hopefully affordable as well (large hint). Please sell it in the UK & I wil buy one !! The promo video is great as well, very fun / happy & bought a smile to my face - Well done to Fiat Marketing Department (Never thought I would be saying that today ?!!). 🙂
- Super fun video! Makes me happy :-) I just see a lot of beautiful, slim people with cool haircuts and trendy clothes. When I look at an average street, it is different... ;-) Now waiting for a 4x4 version. Then I'll go to the dealer!
- Fiat is one of the most important manufacturers in the world, and every car that uses theyr legacy as much as this new Panda is a great car! Would love to see this in the streets here in Brazil!
- This is a small crossover that actually bears some resemblances to the original Panda! This is what I've been begging for since Ford made a mess of the Capri! The Panda reinvented! Bravo, Fiat!
- It's overly sharp and most parts look clipped, the trailing stops look irrelevant. First of all, vertical long and vertical stops were essential for the panda, but it was a pity to give up on them. Long hood, horizontal rear windows, small c-pillar glass look very strange and ugly. I was expecting a vehicle as elaborate and aesthetic as the Fiat 500, I hope this is not the vehicle to be introduced. The headlights and these very sharp corners do not look good. The vehicle has no panda spirit and cuteness left...
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