Fiat has unveiled its "Sunny Road to 2030" strategy, promising 13 global vehicle launches.
Among them is a replacement for the aging Pandina, featuring a unique three-seat layout with the driver positioned in the middle.
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The new urban EV, still unnamed, was shown as a rendering. Its toy-like design includes a grille-less face and boxy LED headlights.
The interior sketch reveals three seats, with the central driving position reminiscent of the iconic McLaren F1.
Grizzly SUV Duo Leads the Charge
For Europe, Fiat will introduce the Grizzly, a compact SUV available in Fastback and SUV bodystyles.
It serves as the big brother to the Grande Panda, targeting affordable family transport against Dacia and Skoda.
The Grizzly debuts at the Paris Motor Show in October. Official renderings show an upright, squared-off face with LED headlights and an illuminated grille.
The Fastback features a sloping roofline, while the SUV retains an upright tail and roof rails.
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Both versions ride on the Smart Car architecture, shared with the Grande Panda, Citroen C3, and Opel Frontera.
Powertrains are expected to include a 1.2-liter mild-hybrid and full electric options.
In the urban mobility segment, the Topolino will be joined by the Quattrolino, a quadricycle with a single-box silhouette and retro styling.
It hints at a four-seater layout despite two doors.
For South America, Fiat aims to remain the best-selling brand in Brazil and Argentina.
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The new Argo, a subcompact hatchback with crossover stance, will be joined by three new SUVs and updated pickups including the Strada and Toro.
