The Fiat Panda Classic will finish production in December
Fiat will stop production of the Panda Classic at its plant in Poland on 23 December, which would be replaced by an entry-level version of the current and newer generation of the model.

A little over a year ago, when the arrival of the new generation of the Panda was announced, Fiat decided to keep the previous generation on sale, sharing billing with the new generation for a few months, hoping to take advantage of the surplus stock of the previous models and to give customers a cheaper option of the Panda.
Well, the previous Panda’s commercial life will end in two months, since on 23 December the last Panda of the previous generation will roll off the production line at the Polish Tychy plant.
The Fiat Panda is one of the best-selling cars in the A-segment, and that is a fact not lost on the sales team at Fiat. While the Panda Classic filled a gap left by the arrival of the new Panda, Fiat is considering how to offer an entry-level model at the most affordable end of the range.
For this reason, it is said that plans are already underway to prepare an entry-level version of the current generation, which will come with a fairly competitive price.
Via | Le Blog Auto
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