How much is the Grizzly, the upcoming electric Fiat?

How much will the Grizzly cost, Fiat’s new electric car coming soon? It will be on sale in early 2027, including the longer Fastback version.

Price of the Grizzly: 54 kWh battery, 113 hp engine

We can speak of a Super Panda: the Grizzly is built on the technical foundation of the regular Panda, but it is significantly larger. Its length is 4.39 meters for the standard version and 4.49 meters for the Fastback. It features a boxy style reminiscent of its smaller sibling. Manufactured in Morocco, it will be available in three versions: the electric version will have a 54 kWh battery pack and an engine producing 113 horsepower. A version with a smaller battery pack, around 40 kWh, is also planned for later. The price has not been announced yet, but it should be competitive given Fiat’s (shared with Citroen) policy of offering relatively basic vehicles. The entry-level version, equipped with a 1.2-liter three-cylinder turbocharged gasoline engine producing 100 horsepower, is expected to cost around 21,000 euros.

Two more versions: one gasoline, one mild hybrid

A 48 Volt mild hybrid version is also planned, with a total power output of 145 horsepower and a 6-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The target audience is cost-conscious consumers, essentially Dacia’s customer base. However, the approach takes a more casual tone, as desired by Fiat’s former CEO, Olivier Francois. Stellantis’ press release highlights exceptional practicality, featuring a spacious interior and a trunk capacity of over 600 liters. There are also seven vibrant colors to choose from. It still seems that for this model as well, Fiat will focus primarily—especially in advertising—on the cheaper gasoline-powered versions. Just as is the case with the Grande Panda, 600, and the 500 itself.

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