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The Fiat Pandina special series was introduced in 2024 as an updated version of the third-generation Panda. Based on the Cross trim, it featured an off-road-inspired appearance along with upgraded safety systems, digital instrumentation, and new infotainment, making it the most technologically advanced iteration of the model. Visual highlights included protective body cladding, revised bumpers, distinctive “Pandina” lettering on the side moldings and rear quarter windows, colored mirror caps, and specific wheel designs. Interior updates comprised new seat upholstery with monogram details, contrasting stitching, a redesigned steering wheel, and a 7‑inch digital instrument display paired with a central touchscreen. In 2025, Fiat reorganized the range and the Panda name was replaced by “Pandina” for this model line, positioning it alongside the newer Grande Panda. At the same time, the former Pandina specification evolved into the Pandina Cross trim, acting as the top version in the lineup.

Fiat 500 Hybrid Torino, a special series created to celebrate the brand’s deep connection with its home city and the return of production to the historic Mirafiori plant. The exterior reflects Turin’s identity, with distinctive Yellow Gold and Ocean Green finishes, alongside additional optional colors. A dedicated side badge featuring the Mole Antonelliana, paired with the Hybrid logo, visually links the car to both its origins and its updated technology. Inside, the Torino edition features exclusive fabric seats with the “Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino” logo, a body-colored dashboard, and a soft-touch black steering wheel, reinforcing its thematic connection to the brand’s heritage.