FIAT never stops, so after the Panda and the Pandina a third model arrives which risks breaking the market.
Growth on the home market FIAT it really knows no limits, so much so that the Panda, that is, the most purchased model in Italy in recent years, has been significantly renewed. We are never truly satisfied with positive results, but to continue to be a point of reference in the world we also need tribute cars like the Pandina.
There FIAT in fact he wanted to pay homage to the historic model with what was his nickname for a long time. The Pandina has very similar characteristics compared to the classic one Panda, even if internally there is development from a technological point of view that is certainly not insignificant.
In fact, you can admire a beautiful 7-inch touch screen display, with which you can connect the system Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The engine remains the same, i.e. a 999-displacement 3-cylinder that delivers a maximum of 70 horsepower, with the starting cost rising slightly to 18,750 Euros, but now comes a novelty from Panda that can break the market.
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The Stellantis Group is therefore not satisfied with having announced the launch of the new Panda for July, with this one being electric, and in the meantime also shows the first images of what takes the name of “Big Panda“. This is a model that should re-propose the classic style of the Citroen C3, another flagship car of the Stellantis Group, with this car you can have it in both thermal and electric versions.
For the traditional version, as can be seen from motorisumotori.it, it should be a model with a 3-cylinder engine with 1200 displacement and 100 horsepower inside, the same as the C3. As well as the legendary French car, highly appreciated even on the streets of rally around the world, it will also have an electric variant.
To be honest, there should be two zero-impact versions, with the first having a more limited autonomy 200km, still excellent for the city, while with the second one it will turn out well 320km. The costs are not yet clear, but it should remain around 15,500 euros for the petrol version and around 22 thousand euros for the electric one. A big change, with on July 11th Stellantis will explain the features of the in more detail Panda of the future.
