The Fiat Panda, one of the oldest cars still in production in Europe, has been around since 2011 in its current form. Fortunately, a new version is on the horizon and has been confirmed to make its debut next year. Specifically, on July 11, 2024, to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the Italian automaker, which is now part of the Stellantis automotive conglomerate. In the meantime, we have an unofficial preview of the next-generation supermini.
It’s worth noting that Fiat has already provided a glimpse of the fourth iteration of their beloved subcompact car with the Centoventi concept. However, the concept is over four years old, having made its debut at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2019. Whether the design elements of the Centoventi will influence the fourth-generation Panda, as showcased in this rendering, or if it will have a completely different appearance, remains to be seen.
New spy shots have revealed that Alpine is working on another version of the A110. While the exact name of the model is still unknown, the photos suggest that it will be a more powerful and extreme version of the already capable sports coupe.
The prototype of this new A110 variant is currently being developed on the Nürburgring and nearby roads. The front of the car resembles the existing A110 R model, but with some noticeable enhancements. It features canards on the corners and an additional layer for the front splitter. The hood also has larger inlets near the base of the windshield.
Alpine A110 Extreme Spy Shot
2023 Alpine A110 R
The side profile of the car remains largely unchanged. It is equipped with polished wheels featuring Y-shaped spokes, as well as slotted front and rear brake discs with red calipers. The ride height appears to be even lower than the current A110 R variant.
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