The interior of the new Fiat Panda has been completely redesigned
Fiat has renewed its iconic compact model, the Panda. Caught by spy cameras, the new Panda features major changes, particularly in the interior.
The renewed Fiat Panda has been caught by spy cameras for the first time. Expected to be launched this year, the model will focus on changes, especially in the interior.
Fiat, which was the best-selling automotive brand in Turkey in 2023, continues its work on the new Panda model. The "affordable" car, which will have a fully electric version, seems set to undergo some changes, particularly in the interior.
The Fiat Panda has always adopted its own unique design language, and it appears that this iconic design will be largely preserved in the new Panda. The Panda caught by spy cameras shows that it will feature minor changes on the exterior. A body-colored bumper design will be used instead of the black plastic bumper section. The lighting and the general appearance of the vehicle do not seem to have major changes, especially for the rear section.
Images of the interior show that there will be major changes in the Panda's interior design. The instrument cluster will become digital, and instead of an infotainment screen rising from the center console, a design embedded in the front console will be used. The steering wheel will have a more modern look and will include more control buttons.

The Fiat Panda, which is sold in Turkey only with a 70-horsepower 1.0-liter hybrid engine option, is expected to retain this engine option. There is no definitive information yet regarding the electric version. There is currently no information available about when the new Panda will arrive in Turkey or its pricing.
News Source: Webtekno
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