Fiat Grande Panda 4×4 Concept should get green light

Retrospect and Outlook

The Grande Panda 4×4 Concept was shown during the introduction of the Grande Panda Hybrid. The car is inspired by the design of the Panda 4×4 from the 1980s and takes characteristic elements of that model into the present. Striking aspects include the lines of the bodywork, certain design details and the deep red body color.

The concept model is intended as a way of thinking about Fiat’s future direction. Reliability, applicability in different situations and user-friendliness are central. The car was developed with attention to sustainability and accessibility.

Reference to the original Fiat Panda 4×4

The original Panda 4×4 was introduced in 1983. This model was known for its compact size, practicality and all-wheel drive, making it suitable for both urban use and off-the-beaten-path driving. The combination of simplicity and functionality made the model widely usable. The new Fiat Grande Panda 4×4 Concept refers to these characteristics, but at the same time is a vehicle that responds to current technological and social developments.

Propulsion and technology

The concept car features an electrically driven rear axle. With this, Fiat wants to show a powertrain that fits within a changing mobility world, in which electric driving is becoming increasingly important. At the same time, the emphasis remains on employability in a variety of driving conditions.

Design details

Clear shapes and contrasting colors were chosen for the design. The red paint, inspired by burgundy, combined with beige accents, contributes to a recognizable look. Additional lights have been added to the front and roof, possibly in reference to functionality in the dark or off-road use. Additional accessories may be added in the future.