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Julie Marshall Finds Fiat’s New Grande Panda Has a Style All of Its Own

The hybrid starts at £18,995 and the electric version at £20,995, while the reviewer praised its boxy styling and practical cabin.

  • Fiat has launched the new Grande Panda, offering a choice between a 1.2-litre hybrid starting at £18,995 and a fully electric version from £20,995, positioning it as an affordable compact car.
  • Echoing the original model, the boxy Grande Panda features design nods to the Lingotto factory in Turin, including distinctive windows and rooftop test track references, with neon Perspex trim brightening the interior.
  • Accelerating in around 10 seconds, the 1.2-litre hybrid feels lively, while the glovebox is wrapped in BAMBOX Bamboo Fiber Tex, a sustainable textile containing around 33 per cent bamboo fibres.
  • Available in Pop, Icon, and Prima trims, the Grande Panda includes 60/40 split rear seats and LED lighting; two rear passengers enjoy optimal head and shoulder room with acceptable comfort.
  • Contrasting with the industry trend toward larger SUVs, Fiat emphasizes its sustainable approach with this supermini, positioning the hybrid powertrain as an efficient alternative for urban driving.
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Julie Marshall finds Fiat’s new Grande Panda has a style all of its own

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Review: Fiat Grande Panda Hybrid

Julie Marshall finds Fiat’s new Grande Panda has a style all of its own

·Derbyshire, United Kingdom
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Andrea Marazzi is an Italian who has two essential characteristics for this story. The first is to be a skilled man with his hands who appreciates a good challenge and the second is to be a fan of the little Fiat Panda. Hence the decision to produce the narrowest Panda in the world, a vehicle with a width of only 50 cm, precisely one third of the 1.5 m of the original model, was a small step, which occupied him many days of work. The Italian mec…

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Observador broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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