US EditionFuture City Fiat May Be in One of These Projects
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Fiat presented at Milan Design Week three academic projects that can be the future of its small city dwellers. They are the author of students from the European Institute of Design and the Higher Institute of Artistic Industry.
The FIAT Panda will have a successor around 2029, with three possible directions to be chosen in Milan. The one that together with the 500 is the most popular car in Italy will have a successor by 2029, a car that must be the opposite of what the current trends of the sector indicate: cheap, small and simple, even giving up sophistication. The FIAT Panda of all life, the direct successor to the Panda designed by Giugiaro and we also knew as SEAT…
What does the Fiat of the future look like? Three concepts of design students provide ideas that respond to cost pressure, regulation and urban change.
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