Fiat Panda 4x4 Concept Car Unveiled by Fiat with a Modern Twist

The official release of the Fiat Panda 4x4 concept car features a multitude of off-road elements that pay homage to its 1983 predecessor. The newest iteration will come equipped with a rear-mounted motor, forming a four-wheel drive system.

In terms of design, the concept car takes its inspiration from base model variants while incorporating various off-road enhancements. This is seen in the addition of front-finned grilles on both sides featuring a four-pointed LED lantern cluster, silver-hued side skirts, and lowered air dams to boost traction capabilities.

Notable features include stylized lettering reading "Panda" emblazoned onto the car doors and distinctive black-painted wheel rims complemented by wide fender flares. Increased ground clearance can also be seen throughout the overall design. Furthermore, a rooftop luggage rack has been added, sporting two built-in LED lanterns.

On the rear end of the concept vehicle lies further emphasis on its off-road credentials through improved lighting systems, including an elevated skid plate and side mirrors that double as additional floodlights. Rear fog lights also boast a sophisticated electronic design arrangement featuring five-pointed LED modules.

For power delivery, no conclusive plans have been released; however referencing existing Panda variants can include pure-electric setup motors at the front with integrated 1.2-liter three-cylinder engines. Notably a new rear-mounted motor will create the desired four-wheel drive configuration.