The Fiat Pandina Hybrid for under 10,000 euros

Thanks to a trade-in offer, the Fiat Pandina becomes one of the most accessible new hybrid city cars on the market.

The Fiat Panda, recently renamed Pandina, continues the tradition of compact city cars from the Italian brand, emphasizing ease of use, efficiency, and a recognizable style. Designed primarily for urban use, it combines compact dimensions, a mild hybrid engine, and essential features, offering a particularly attractive price positioning.

The Pandina is powered by a 1.0 BSG Hybrid gasoline engine with 65 hp. This mild hybrid technology aims to improve energy efficiency by reducing consumption and CO₂ emissions, particularly in urban traffic. According to WLTP data, the Pandina Hybrid range shows a combined consumption of between 5.0 and 5.1 l/100 km, with CO₂ emissions ranging from 113 to 116 g/km. The setup prioritizes a smooth driving experience suitable for daily commutes.

A small tool for everyday life

In terms of design, the Pandina stands out with several specific elements, such as black roof rails, branded side moldings, body protections, and 15-inch wheels. The contrasting details, particularly on the mirrors, enhance its visual identity. Inside, the ambiance is bright and welcoming, featuring a white-clad steering wheel and dashboard, as well as fabric seats incorporating Seaqual recycled threads, highlighting a more responsible approach.

The equipment also includes a 7-inch touchscreen compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, facilitating connectivity and the use of mobile applications in everyday life. In terms of safety, the Italian city car features autonomous emergency braking, traffic sign recognition, lane-keeping assist, cruise control, and driver drowsiness detection.

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Until February 28, 2026, the new Fiat Pandina Pop Hybrid 1.0 BSG 65 hp without options is offered starting at €9,990 thanks to a super trade-in eco bonus of €5,510, conditional on the trade-in of a vehicle older than seven years intended for scrapping. This pricing proposal reinforces the Pandina’s positioning as a particularly competitive entry into hybrid technology in the city car market.

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