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Fiat is betting heavily on the Grande Panda to turn around its European sales in 2025. With a contrasting start to the year, with mixed sales in Europe, the Italian brand seems to be playing a strategic card by displaying attractive promotions just a few weeks after the start of sales of the Fiat Grande Panda.
In fact, the Fiat Grande Panda is already the subject of some interesting promotions, and these offers are already available in several European countries. In some countries, the Granda Panda can be obtained for between €16,000 and €17,000, while the current Fiat Panda is sold, excluding promotions, for €15,900.
In Spain, for example, the brand is offering a Grane Panda from €15,950 as part of a trade-in for a vehicle at least 15 years old, and if you take out Stellantis financing. Without financing, you can still get it for €17,450.
In Italy, the situation is even more attractive with an offer at €16,950, thanks to a €1,000 discount for the trade-in of an old vehicle destined for the scrap heap, and a €950 discount with Stellantis financing. Without financing, the Grande Panda is priced at €17,900.
In Germany, The promotion is also attractive, with a starting price of €16,990 and a trade-in rebate of up to €2,000.
Note that for France, even if it's not highlighted on the site, there are also discount conditions of up to €2,910, provided that you take back a car over 10 years old destined for the scrap heap. Perhaps the Fiat Grande Panda is concerned?
If you're interested, We invite you to consult the terms and conditions of the offers on the respective Fiat websites in each country.For more information, please contact a Fiat sales representative.
I like it ♥️ Especially mild hybrid.
Have a chance to see it, seat in it, and check details. It's better then the same class Hyundai i20 that I currently drive, or Dacia, or Skoda... Even cost less then many others.