Fiat has revealed the first images of the new Grand Panda. This launch, which will integrate into the brand’s global lineup, is a crossover and the first of the future Panda model family from the brand.
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Despite its name, the Grand Panda is quite small. At less than 4 meters in length, the new Fiat is about 68 cm shorter than the segment average and 256 cm shorter than the discontinued Fiat 500X in North America.
While the name doesn’t reflect its size, the grandiose design compensates. Both the headlights and taillights adopt a pixel theme, reminiscent of Hyundai’s Ioniq 5. Embossed, the word “Panda” appears on both sides of the car, with “Fiat” printed on the rear door.
According to Fiat, the 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels maintain the pixel theme, reminiscent of the geometric design from the 1980s and the original Panda 4×4. In the photos, it’s also visible that the model will come with roof bars and SUV-like details.
Additionally, the Grand Panda will be built on the new Stellantis Smart Car platform, which it will share with the recently launched Citroën ë-C3. Like the Citroën, the Grand Panda will use hybrid and electric engines, but specific performance specifications for the Panda have not yet been confirmed.
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