2021 Fiat Panda

FIAT PANDA REFRESHED FOR MODEL YEAR 2021

• Fiat has updated the Panda range for 2021
•New features for MY2021 include updated bumpers, new colour options, new 16-inch alloy wheels and an updated interior with seats and dashboard created from recycled materials
•Three different ranges now available to choose from: Life, Sport and Cross, with updated trim levels: Panda, City Life, Wild 4x4, Sport, City Cross and Cross 4x4
•Choice of two engines, 0.9-litre Twinair 85hp in Panda 4x4 and 1.0-litre mild hybrid 70hp unit available on the rest of the range
•Panda MY2021 will be available from early November priced from £11,895 OTR

In its 40th year on sale, the Fiat Panda is enjoying a refresh for the 2021 model year. This update also sees an overhaul of the Panda range and trim levels with the inclusion of the new Fiat Panda Sport.




Panda Life range
The new Panda Life range offers an affordable car packed with smart solutions. The entry level Panda model provides body-coloured bumpers, 14-inch steel wheels, air conditioning and DAB radio with MP3 compatibility and ÚSB connectivity.

The Panda City Life builds on this with front fog lights, new front bumpers, a brand-new insert in the side skirts and 15-inch dark metal alloy wheels. Various black exterior elements, including the roof rack, side protection, door mirror housings and external handles, complete the look.



The Panda Wild 4x4 tops the Panda Life range with the same exterior and interior features as the Panda City Life, but adds all-wheel drive, rear differential gear locking, and front and rear skidplates.

Panda Sport
The Sport model joins the Panda line-up for the first time. It is instantly recognisable thanks to new 16-inch alloy wheels, red brake callipers, darkened rear windows, and body-coloured door handles and door mirrors. A new dedicated matt grey paint is available exclusively on Panda Sport with the option to choose glossy black roof top and door mirrors.

Inside, a titanium-coloured dashboard, door panels in eco-leather, black roof and new seats with dark grey upholstery, red stitching and eco-leather details and techno-leather steering wheel with red stitching, complement the exterior styling.

Panda Cross range
The Panda City Cross provides a robust exterior look coupled with features never-before-seen on Panda. On the outside, LED DRL headlights, black door mirrors, handles, roof rack and side sills, 15-inch alloy wheels, body-coloured bumpers and skidplates complete the look, while a new ceramic blue pastel paint is available for the first time. Inside, new blue and black two-tone eco-leather upholstery on the door panels and seats with silver stitching and fabric side panels finish the look. Automatic climate control is also standard.

The new line-up is completed by the Panda Cross 4x4. Building on the Panda City Cross, the Cross 4x4 receives all terrain selector with three modes (Auto, Off-road, Hill Descent Control), all-wheel drive, rear differential gear locking and rear parking sensors. The standard specification is completed with red front tow hooks, electrically adjustable and heated body-coloured door mirrors, front and rear bumper with silver skid plates, silver side mouldings and roof rails and dark tinted rear windows. Inside, the new dashboard is made from processed waste wood, while the new black and grey two-tone seats feature fabric in the centre panel made from at least 37 per cent recycled material.

The new Mild Hybrid engine is now available across the 4x2 line-up
Launched in February with the Panda Hybrid Launch Edition, mild hybrid technology is now available throughout the 4x2 Panda line-up, providing all the benefits of efficient, compact, lightweight and accessible hybrid driving.

The mild hybrid petrol engine pairs the new Euro 6D Final-compliant 70hp 3-cylinder 1.0-litre engine from the FireFly family with a Belt-integrated Starter Generator (BSG) electric motor. The latter recovers energy during braking and deceleration, stores it in a lithium battery with a capacity of 11Ah, and uses it at a peak output of 3.6kW, to restart the engine in Stop&Start mode and assists acceleration. The transmission takes on the new 6-speed gearbox, designed to further optimise the engine's range of usage.

The new Fiat Panda range will be available to order from early November priced from £11,895 OTR for the Fiat Panda 1.0-litre 70hp petrol model.

Source - Fiat