New Fiat Uno will arrive soon and could land in the Brazilian automotive industry. The popular car that defined generations will arrive with an electric engine and already promises to be one of the cheapest.
Fiat will undoubtedly standing out in the automotive industry. The brand even made big news recently when it announced the return of the Fiat Uno, one of the most beloved popular cars on the market and which now promises to be the terror of the competition.
The return of the Fiat Uno in 2024, now as Fiat Panda, came as great news to fans of the brand. The model, which is a popular car much loved in Brazil, had been discontinued in 2022, leaving many drivers sad. However, now under the new nomenclature, it promises to destroy its rivals in the market.
The brand's CEO, Oliver Francois, announced that from this year onwards, all Fiat launches in the European Automotive Industry will be fully electric, including the new Fiat Uno. The model will not just be a reissue of the Uno, it will come with a significant visual and structural transformation.
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Fiat's new popular car could reach the global automotive industry fully electrified
Using the CMP platform, shared with the next version of the Citroën C3, will have a solid foundation for this new phase. With electric engine options, the new Fiat uno popular car will feature models with 82 horsepower and more powerful models with 109 hp, guaranteeing performance and efficiency.
Until then, the price and versions of the new Fiat Uno 2024 that will come to Brazil have not been disclosed. However, the automaker claims that it will be one of the most affordable electric vehicles in the Brazilian automotive industry, remaining a popular car.
Fiat's new popular car has leaked information
The Fiat Panda is in Europe, just as the Fiat Uno was in Brazil. A historical name that has existed since 1980 until today. A popular and well-selling compact that even has a 4×4 version. Plus, your next generation could be global.
According to the Italian website A AlVolante.it patents for a new generation of Panda have been registered in Italy and this new version will be based on the new Citroën e-C3. Although the models have similarities in the shapes of the doors, mirrors and windshield, there are some unique features in the design, such as the front as a smooth surface broken by small headlights and a black bar at the bottom of the bumper.
Between the main headlights of the popular car, a bar features a small detail with the five inclined bars, Fiat's logo in the 80s and 90s. The rear has a large black area that you can't tell if it's entirely made of glass. The headlights are square, somewhat reminiscent of Jeep's Renegade, but with a bar across them and connecting one to the other.
New Fiat Uno promises a range of 320 km
According to the website, the new popular car will be produced in Serbia for the European market, expected to arrive in stores at the end of 2024. It also stated that the model will be produced in South America. But it is unlikely that the launch will take place this fall. year.
The car would go to Europe in its electric version, however, it would also have gasoline engines and hybrid options. Considering that it is based on the e-C3, the expectation is that it will have a 113 hp electric motor and a 44 kWh battery, for around 320 km of autonomy in the WLTP standard.
If it is actually produced here, the new generation of Fiat Uno would use the same CMP platform as the C3 and C3 Aircross made in Porto Real (RJ). It would also have available the electrified bases that the Stellantis group, owner of the Fiat and Citroën brands, has already presented. As the Panda name has never been used in the country, Fiat Uno would be a great option.