Fiat has officially pulled the covers off its 2026 lineup, and it’s clear the brand is betting big on smart, affordable mobility. Leading the charge is the all-new Grande Panda, a compact B-segment model that blends retro charm with modern electric and hybrid technology.
The 2026 Grande Panda stands out with its boxy, under-4-meter design that nods to Fiat’s heritage while feeling fresh and urban-ready. Buyers can choose between a fully electric version and a hybrid variant. The EV model comes equipped with an 83 kW motor and a 44 kWh battery pack, delivering an estimated range of around 199 miles (320 km). That makes it a practical option for daily city drives and short highway trips.
Fiat has also packed the Grande Panda with thoughtful features. One of the highlights is the integrated retractable charging cable, designed to make public charging easier and cleaner. Inside, the cabin reflects Fiat’s push toward sustainability, with materials like bamboo-fiber elements used in the dashboard. A 10.25-inch infotainment screen adds a modern touch, while trims such as POP, ICON, and the premium LA PRIMA offer varying levels of equipment to suit different budgets.
The Grande Panda’s design and accessibility have already earned recognition, winning the prestigious Auto Europa 2026 award.
Beyond the Panda, Fiat’s 2026 lineup includes an updated 500 Hybrid, combining the iconic city car’s timeless styling with improved fuel efficiency. The Pandina also joins the range with hybrid power and multiple trims, including CROSS for a more rugged feel. Meanwhile, markets like the United States could see the arrival of the compact Topolino, along with possible updates to models like the Fastback and Pulse.
With this refreshed lineup, Fiat is clearly positioning itself as a key player in affordable electric and hybrid mobility for 2026 and beyond.