Fiat, the small car specialist, is back with a new model. The Grande Panda takes advantage of technologies from the Stellantis group to return in the form of a trendy SUV measuring less than 4 meters. The Transalpine will allow the choice between gasoline and electric engines.
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It has a very techno design materialized by a vertical front, a reference to the old Pandas, decorated with LEDs with an ultra-modern finish. Based on the same STLA Smart Car architecture as the new Citroën C3, the new Grande Panda measures 3.99 m. Its practically right-angled design benefits the volumes. The rear is rather generous for a car of this size and the trunk promises 360 liters.
The originality of the interior design and the playful aspect are close to the Mini universe. This Grande Panda also seduces with its well-thought-out layout, its very fun combinations of colors and materials, like this upper bamboo glove box. Behind the wheel, the driver benefits from two well-sized screens, already seen on other models in the group.
Like the French one, the Grande Panda will offer the choice between a 100% electric version with the same 113 horsepower powertrain with 44 kWh batteries (320 km of WLTP autonomy) and a 100 hp mild hybridization variant associated with a gearbox. automatic.
Another originality, the Italian is equipped with two charging hatches for the electric version. The first located on the right of the grille gives access to a 5 meter charging cable attached to the car with a type 2 socket for connecting to a public terminal or wallbox. The fast charging socket is located on the left rear.
The Fiat Grande Panda will first be marketed in a 100% electric version. Prices start at €24,900 excluding ecological bonus, which should undoubtedly revive customer interest in the Italian brand, which is in full recovery.
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