After the Grande Panda, the FIAT Giga Panda is coming too! What we know

Fiat strikes hard in 2025 with not one, but two new models. After the launch of the Fiat Grande Panda, which opened its orders from 18 900 € in hybrid and 24 900 € electric version, another model from the Italian brand is preparing to cause a sensation: the Fiat Giga Panda. Although its name is not yet official, it is increasingly likely that the new Fiat model, inspired by the famous Multiplais the latest addition to the brand's range of city cars and small SUVs.

The Fiat Giga Panda, the spacious future C-SUV

Behind this mysterious name lies a model that could well redefine the notion of the family car. In fact, the Giga Panda is positioned as a practical and spacious C-SUV, offering a generous interior for up to two people. seven people. The return of the Multipla as the Giga Panda, although still hypothetical, seems to be an excellent opportunity for Fiat to meet the expectations of modern families, looking to combine the best of both worlds. space, comfort and convenience.

With a estimated length 4.40 metresthis car would be both larger and more suitable for family life than the Large Panda. It is both functional and modern, while retaining the Fiat DNA: a unique silhouette, a futuristic design and an affordable price.

Hybrid and electric powertrains

Just like the Large Pandathe Giga Panda is announced in a version 136 hp hybrid and a full version 113 hp electric. In terms of price, it is estimated that it will be available from 24 900 € for the hybrid version and 27 900 € for the electric version, a price that places it in the affordable family SUV category.

An imminent presentation

While the official teasers hints at what the Giga Panda will look like, the car is due to be officially presented early summer 2025probably in June or July. Hopefully, orders will open more quickly than for the Fiat Grande Panda. In the meantime, the illustrator avarvarriiknown for its realistic renderings, is already offering its vision of this new model, based on the elements released by Fiat. These images give an interesting glimpse of what the silhouette of this new family car could look like, combining modernity and practical.

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