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This year, Fiat celebrates its 125th anniversary, and for this special occasion, the Italian company announced the arrival of a new version of the small Panda city car, the Fiat Grande Panda.

Grande Panda is 3.99 meters long and will occupy a place in the compact B segment, unlike its smaller brother (Panda), which is an A segment model. In terms of design, Fiat does not abandon the standard box-design characteristic of the first generation. Protective elements have been added in the lower part of the front and rear bumpers emphasizing the SUV style, while the headlights are made of opal cubes and refer to the style of windows on the facade of the Lingot factory, and the daytime running lights and indicators are integrated into the same light block.

The Grande Panda will be offered with a hybrid and electric drive, most likely a 1.2-L turbo gasoline engine combined with an electric motor with a total power of 128 hp (95 kW). The all-electric Grande Panda will likely be powered by a single electric motor with 113 hp (84 kW), and will be equipped with a 44 kWh LFP battery that provides a range of 320 km. It will sit on 17″ wheels.

It is not known when the production of this model will begin, but Fiat’s primary goal is to offer it in the European, Middle Eastern and African markets.

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In 1980, Fiat unveiled the first generation of its city car, the Fiat Panda. After 44 years and three generations, the arrival of the fourth generation of this model has been announced. However, Fiat announces that it will not stop producing the current generation, but that it will continue to live on under a new name, the Fiat Pandina.

The new Fiat Pandina will come with a wide range of body colors that will include Positano Yellow and several two-tone body options with a black roof. The design remains the same, but new additions include emblems with the inscription “Pandina” on the doors and rear side windows, a special graphic with the face of a panda bear inserted in the center of the wheels, and yellow mirror housings.

Inside, the seats are upholstered in black and white fabric produced from marine waste with “Pandina” lettering and yellow stitching. There is also a 7-inch digital instrument panel with three different graphic modes, a 7-inch central screen, and a multimedia system compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto systems.

Also, the car comes with advanced technology that includes advanced emergency braking, lane keeping system, driver fatigue detection system, traffic sign recognition, cruise control, automatic high beams and rear parking sensors.

When it comes to the powertrain, the Pandina will be powered by the same engines as the current generation Panda.

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