The most technologically advanced Fiat Panda in its history is already available for less than 17,000 euros

A few months ago we learned that the Fiat Panda would continue to extend its 44 years of history for several more years, at least until 2027, when the brand will continue to build it at Pomigliano d’Arco with production increased by 20% to mainly meet demand in Italy and Europe, thus adding to its already spectacular figures, with more than eight million units sold throughout its history.

With this announcement, the brand also took the opportunity to reveal that the Fiat Panda range would consist of an entry-level version and a special trim called Pandina, characterised by being the special trim and featuring the “cross” bodywork that invites excursions off the asphalt. In addition, both models were updated to comply with European laws and to include the driver assistance and support systems that are considered essential.

It is now on sale in Spain and its price will surely be an incentive for it to remain a sales success both in our country and across Europe, but let’s look at what its standard equipment includes, starting with the entry-level version:

• Driver airbag
• Curtain airbags
• Air conditioning
• Lane departure warning
• Black mirror housings
• Driver fatigue detector
• Puncture repair kit
• Bumpers painted in body colour
• Rear parking sensor
• Emergency braking system
• Start&Stop

The special Pandina version, as the top of the range, comes much better equipped and is not just a more attractive look; in addition to the above, it includes the following elements together with the Cross Pack as standard:

• Intelligent cruise control
• Global Telematics module
• Front parking sensors
• 15-inch alloy wheels in two-tone finish
• Electric heated mirrors in body colour
• Tinted windows
• Fog lights
• 7-inch touchscreen with Screen Mirroring
• Light sensor
• Rain sensor
• Multifunction steering wheel
• Longitudinal roof bars
• CROSS-type bumpers
• Cruise control
• Height-adjustable driver’s seat
• Automatic high beams
• “Fix & Fold” rear seats

Mechanically, as expected, it continues to offer the 1.0 GSE petrol engine with mild-hybrid technology as its only option, which earns it the ECO label and produces 70 CV, an engine with which it achieves a combined consumption of 5.1 l/100 km and CO2 emissions of 116 g/km.

As I said, the renewed Fiat Panda is already available in Spain at a price starting from 16,400 euros for the basic Panda and from 19,400 euros for the Pandina version.