The Fiat Panda 4x4 was one of the more unusual cars to come out of the early 1980s. The off-road-ready version of Fiat's tiny and cheap city car could suddenly go almost anywhere, and it did it in ...

A man in Italy may have just built the thinnest car in the world out of a Fiat Panda. The car is only 50 centimeters wide (about 19.7 inches) and is powered by a small electric motor.

The Fiat Grande Panda adopts a retro-futuristic design, heavily inspired by the Fiat Concept City Car that debuted earlier this year. The pixelated X pattern on the LED headlights and taillights ...

Fiat has launched the all-new Grande Panda in Italy, with the configurator giving us access to all of the available trims. The entry-level Grande Panda Pop with a sticker price of €18,900 ...

While exact dimensions (and price) aren’t available, the New Panda will likely be about the same size as the New e-C3, which is 4,010 mm in length, 1,760 mm in width, and 1,570 mm in height.

In motion, this Panda is a real-life glitch in the Matrix, an optical illusion that tries to break your brain before giving away its little secret. It's awesome because of that and because it's fun.

A vintage Fiat Panda that has been transformed into a 20-inch-wide electric car is turning heads online. Social media users are calling it everything from a budget car to a moving New York apartment.

Car modifier group Carmagheddon has created the world’s lowest car, essentially cutting a Fiat Panda in half. The collective – made up of Cocchi Rudi, Matteo Marzetti and Nicola Guadagnin ...

The cars are inspired by the city cars built by Italian automaker Panda and will launch starting in July 2024 with a new city car. Fiat will then launch a new model each year for three more years.