Electric Fiat Panda 2028: Stellantis' Economic Bet on the Entry-Level
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The Italian manufacturer Fiat, integrated in Stellantis, has seen its status evolve to become a priority brand within the group. New projects are therefore under consideration, including an affordable electric car taking the name of Panda. For this future generation of city, Fiat will draw inspiration from the first Panda in order to propose solutions to design a truly affordable car. A concept based on Panda's ideas With the Fiat Panda launched…
The Fiat Pandina E-Car will land on the European market in 2028 with a clear promise: to make urban electric mobility accessible to as many people as possible. Beyond marketing ads, a central question arises for future buyers: how much will this trendy city really consume, how long will it take to recharge it, and above all, what impact will it have on the monthly electricity bill of a household? Technical and energy decryption of a project that…
Fiat does not abandon the Panda, it electrifies it. Behind this strategic decision is a complex economic equation: how to sell an electric car at the price of a thermal to conquer European households with a tight budget? Revealed in exclusivity by L'Argus in January 2025, the future Pandina E-Car, expected by 2028, crystallises the stakes of a rapidly changing car market. Stellantis relies on a modular platform to drastically lower production co…
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