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The 2025 Fiat Grande Panda is the antithesis of its namesake. Far from being a solitary creature, this small SUV radiates charisma. It’s a vibrant and fun-loving EV that’s turning heads with its bold design and eco-conscious features.
Fiat Grande Panda: A Design That Commands Attention
The Grande Panda’s bright green paintwork, robust body cladding, and playful LED headlights make it impossible to ignore. Fiat has even stamped the Panda name into the doors and spelled it out across the boot lid, just in case you weren’t sure what you were looking at. The checked visor headlights that transform into indicators are just the icing on the cake.
Mild Hybrid or Electric: You Choose
One of the Fiat Grande Panda’s most appealing aspects is its powertrain options. You can choose between a mild hybrid, combining a 99bhp 1.2-litre petrol engine with a small electric motor, or a full EV. We’ve driven the mild hybrid in the Citroën C3, and while it might struggle on faster roads, it’s got plenty of zip for city driving.
Although Fiat is keeping the details of the electric Fiat Grande Panda under wraps, it’s expected to share the 43.7kWh battery and 199-mile range of the Citroën e-C3. It’s a decent range that sits comfortably between the Dacia Spring and the BYD Dolphin.
Smart Tech with a Touch of AI
While we haven’t had a peek inside the new Fiat Grande Panda yet, we’re expecting it to be as stylish and innovative as its exterior. Think sustainable materials, a compact digital instrument cluster, a central infotainment touchscreen, and enough room for five.
Fiat is also introducing AI-powered infotainment features like a smart assistant that suggests music based on your destination and time of day. You can even ask your car questions using natural language. Who said driving couldn’t be a conversation?
The Panda Family Is Growing
The Grande Panda is just the first of a new Fiat Grande Panda-inspired lineup. Fiat plans to release a smaller electric car based on the 2019 Centoventi concept and a larger SUV by 2027. All models will be available with hybrid and electric powertrains, catering to a wide range of eco-conscious drivers.
Price and Availability
Fiat hasn’t released official pricing yet, but the Panda has historically undercut its rivals. We’re expecting the mild hybrid to start around £17,000 and the electric model around £22,000, making the Panda one of the most affordable small SUVs on the market.
With its unique blend of style, sustainability, and smart technology, the 2025 Fiat Grande Panda is poised to make a big splash in the EV market. It’s not just a car; it’s a statement, an invitation to embrace the future of driving.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Grande Panda and the rest of the Fiat EV family. The Panda isn’t just back; it’s better than ever!
