Fiat rolls out five new models and clinches Brazil low‑ownership award

Fiat announced five new vehicle offerings across several segments. The Grizzly compact SUV will sit on Stellantis' Smart Car platform and be available with gasoline, mild‑hybrid and fully electric powertrains. A Grizzly Fastback variant will feature a sloping roofline for a coupe‑style SUV. The Quattrolino, an electric micro‑car inspired by the 1950s Topolino, is slated as a four‑seat L7e‑class vehicle with about 20 kW power. The next‑generation Pandina will be produced in Pomigliano d’Arco as an electric model with a modern design cue from the Grande Panda, priced from roughly €15,000. Fiat also unveiled the Tris, an electric three‑wheel delivery vehicle derived from the Piaggio Ape, offering a 90‑km range and a payload over 350 kg.

In Brazil, Fiat received the Quatro Rodas “lowest cost of ownership” award for 2026, recognizing models Pulse, Strada and Toro among others. The accolade highlights the brand's competitive after‑sales service, fuel efficiency and overall affordability, reinforcing Fiat’s strong position in the South American light‑vehicle and pickup markets.