Fiat is gearing up for a period of big news, with a launch plan that promises to excite fans of the Stellantis Group brand
Following the debut of the highly successful Grande Panda and pending the new Fiat Pandissima and 500 hybrid, 2026 and 2027 are shaping up to be key years for the Turin-based automaker.
The most anticipated models of the year 2026 and 2027
Among the most anticipated models in 2026 and 2027 are the new Fastback, Strada, and Multipla. The Fastback, with its sporty and eye-catching design, will appeal to an audience looking for a dynamic and distinctive car. The Strada, a mid-size pickup truck, aims to conquer the market with its versatility and robustness. Finally, the Multipla, a model that has made Fiat’s history, gets a makeover with an innovative design and smart space solutions.
These new models represent a key piece in Fiat’s strategy to consolidate its leadership in the global automotive market. With an increasingly broad and diverse offering, Fiat aims to meet the needs of a diverse audience by combining tradition and innovation.
2026 with the new Fiat Panda Fastback
In 2026, attention will be captured by the new Fiat Panda Fastback, a car with an innovative design that combines the practical soul of the Panda with a sporty and dynamic aesthetic. The Panda Fastback, anticipated by teasers and concepts, will be distinguished from its “sister” Pandissima by its coupe-like styling, with a sloping roof that gives it an SUV coupe look. This styling choice, while slightly reducing interior space, aims to win over an audience looking for a car with a distinctive and youthful character.
Based on the Stellantis Smart Car platform, the Panda Fastback will probably share the powertrains of the Pandissima. However, the possibility of an Abarth version, designed for sports performance enthusiasts, is not ruled out.
Fiat, model launches in the year 2027
The year 2027 promises to be just as rich in novelties, with the return of the Fiat Multipla, an iconic model that will be reinterpreted in a modern key, and the debut of the new Fiat Strada, a mid-size pickup aimed at conquering the European market, following its success in South America. This car, precisely, will not be confined to Latin American markets, but will also make its entry into Europe, expanding the brand’s offerings.
The new Strada will fit into the Panda family, inaugurated by the recent Grande Panda, sharing its style and some of its features. Early hypothetical images of the vehicle reveal a robust and functional design, typical of pickups, but with a touch of modernity and originality that will set it apart from the competition.
In addition to the Strada, Fiat could surprise the public with the return of an icon from the 1990s: the Multipla. In this case, it would be a 6-seat MPV, reinterpreted in a modern key, evoking the distinctive design of the original model. However, confirmation of this design is still uncertain.
