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Stellantis' new Grande Panda EV model promises to be a low-cost option in the electric car market!
O Fiat Grande Panda (new Fiat Uno) will begin production in January at the factory of stellantis em Kragujevac, Serbia.
This new electric version of the iconic model seeks to offer a competitive price compared to its Chinese competitors, marking a new approach for the automaker.
The Serbian President, Aleksandar Vuฤiฤ, commented on the positive impact that the production of the Great Panda will have on the country's economy, stating: โThis will contribute dramatically to the growth of our GDP.โ
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He highlighted that if more than 100 thousand vehicles, Serbia can expect a GDP growth rate of around 4,2% a 4,3%.
Economic implications and criticisms of production
Although Serbia benefits from the production of the Fiat Grande Panda, the Italian government expresses discontent with the production of Italian-brand cars outside the country.
A stellantis, now led by John Elkann, faces pressure to increase domestic production in Italy, especially in relation to the new model.
The Grand Panda EV features a 1.5-liter electric motor. 113 horses and a battery of 44 kWh, providing autonomy of 320 km according to the WLTP cycle.
With fast charging, the vehicle can go from 20% a 80% of charge in just 26 minutes at a station 100 kW.
Fiat Grande Panda EV technical specifications
O Fiat Grande Panda is designed to be an affordable and efficient electric vehicle. Here are the full technical specifications:
- Motor: Electric with 113 cv (85 kW) of power
- Battery: 44 kWh of capacity
- Autonomy: Up until 320 km (WLTP cycle)
- Aceleraรงรฃo: 0 to 100 km/h in approximately 10,5 seconds
- Maximum speed: 130 km/h
- Fast charge: From 20% a 80% em 26 minutes (in station 100 kW)
- Torque: 220 Nm (snapshot)
- Dimensions: 4.050 mm long, 1.750 mm wide and 1.550 mm high
- trunk capacity: 250 liters
- Weight: About 1.400 kg
- Transmission: Reduced, single gear
- infotainment system: Screen of 10 ", compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- Security features: Stability control, brake assist, front and side airbags, and driver assistance systems.
The future of the Fiat Grande Panda and its production in Brazil
In addition to production in Serbia, the Fiat Grande Panda will be manufactured in Brazil, where it will replace the Fiat argo.
This model is the first of a new family of cars that will also replace the models Cronos, Press e Fastback. Brazilian production will take place at the unit of Betim, increasing Stellantisโ presence in the local market.
With these innovations, the Fiat Grande Panda aims to position itself as an affordable option in the segment eletric cars, following the trend of sustainability and energy efficiency that has been gaining strength globally.
A stellantis is preparing to offer a model that not only meets the needs of consumers, but also aligns with the demands of the contemporary automotive market.
Market expectations and competition
The launch of the Fiat Grande Panda EV is eagerly awaited by both consumers and automotive industry analysts.
Stellantis hopes the model will not only capture the attention of drivers looking for an affordable electric option, but also offer a viable alternative to growing competition from Chinese brands in the European market.
In addition to its competitive price, the Grande Panda will also benefit from a modern design and advanced technology, features that could make it a favorite among consumers.
With a focus on sustainability, efficiency and innovation, the Fiat Grande Panda is ready to stand out in a market that increasingly values โโelectric mobility.
100% electric? No thanks, I don't want it!
Electric? 320 km of autonomy and 130 of maximum, a ****
In January 2024, 12.026 electric vehicles were registered, an increase of 167% compared to the same month in 2023.
Even I, who am a ****, know what the consumer wants. Fiat got it right on this one.
I don't even want to see this SHIT.