Fiat Grande Panda hybrid: price revealed! Attractive, offering a good chance of success

The long-awaited Fiat Grande Panda has finally revealed its price! This key model in the Fiat could well be the breath of fresh air needed to revive the brand's sales in Europe. Indeed, although the Fiat Panda continues to dominate the market in Italy, Fiat sales are down in many other European countries. Even the Fiat 600, available from €24,900, can't match the historic volumes achieved by the 500X.

It was high time that Fiat unveiled its Grande Panda.a model capable of reinvigorating sales. The good news is that the first examples of the electric version have just been registered, and the delivery date for the first hybrid combustion models is now fixed.

But the real question was: How much will the hybrid version of the Fiat Grande Panda cost? In a previous article, we talked about the importance of this price in determining the success of this model. We felt that to really break into the market, the price of this hybrid version had to be attractive, ideally under €20,000.

And now, at the Brussels Motor Show, a long-awaited announcement has been made: thehe Fiat Grande Panda hybrid will start at €18,890 in Belgium. This price, which is around €4,000 more expensive than the current version of the Panda, seems perfectly positioned. By way of comparison, the non-hybrid Citroën C3 in You trim, with a 100 hp engine, starts at €15,240. As for the hybrid version of the same C3, with its 100 hp engine and higher trim level, its price climbs to €20,650.

The Fiat Grande Panda hybrid is therefore strategically positioned between these two versions of the cousin model. It comes in an entry-level trim level that includes a hybrid powertrain with a price of €18,890a rate that seems quite attractive for a B-SUV with a hybrid powertrain. This price positioning could well appeal to customers looking for a new, affordable hybrid vehicle.

As a reminder, here is our comparative table of the best-sellers in Italy, Germany and France, with their prices.

Italy			Germany			France
Model	Segment	Price	Model	Segment	Price	Model	Segment	Price
Fiat Panda	A	15 950€	VW Golf	C	28 000€	Renault Clio	B	19 300€
Dacia Sandero	B	13 850€	VW T-ROC	B-SUV	27 800€	Peugeot 208	B	19 300€
Jeep Avenger	B-SUV	24 750€	VW TIGUAN	C-SUV	38 000€	Dacia Sandero	B	12 500€
Citroen C3	B-SUV	15 240€	Skoda Octavia	D	27 800€	Peugeot 2008	B-SUV	24 000€
Toyota Yaris Cross	B-SUV	24 950€	Opel Astra	C	29 000€	Renault Captur	B-SUV	25 700€
Renault Clio	B	18 150€	VW Passat	D	41 000€	Citroen C3	B-SUV	15 000€
Peugeot 208	B	17 170€	Opel Corsa	B	22 600€	Peugeot 308	C	29 000€
Toyota Yaris	B	19 950€	VW Polo	B	19 800€	Toyota Yaris	B	21 000€
Lancia Ypsilon	B	17 650€	Seat Leon	C	28 000€	Toyota Yaris Cross	B-SUV	26 000€
Renault Captur	B-SUV	22 800€	BMW X1	C-SUV	46 000€	Tesla Model Y	D-SUV	45 000€

In our opinion, this price is quite competitive and should help attract many customers to Fiat dealerships. It remains to be seen whether this model will live up to expectations once on the road. We can't wait to try out this new Fiat Grande Panda. to give you our definitive opinion. In the meantime, its competitive price seems to give it a good chance of succeeding and relaunching the Fiat brand on the European market.