Fiat wants to make it clear that it is its 120 º aniversario and in addition to 500 “120” this brings us concept: The Fiat Centoventi. A fully electric urban that shows what it will be like the next generation of the popular Panda.
The new Centoventi (“one hundred and twenty” in Italian) has a very interesting peculiarity. both his interior as its Exterior are easily configurable thanks to the large number of optional parts. For example, the dashboard has slots in which all kinds of different accessories can be inserted to suit the owner.
Interchangeable parts at any time
Fiat describes this concept Urbano as a "blank canvas", since customers will be able to decide every last detail thanks to its "4U" customization program. This includes 4 roofs, 4 bumpers, 4 wheels and 4 exterior styling packages, which can be combined to taste. This not only gives the Centoventi a wide variety of finishes, but also unprecedented freedom, as owners can change the specifications of their car at any time.
The Fiat Centoventi has a interchangeable and upgradeable battery, with the possibility of adding up to three additional cells after the purchase of the vehicle. The Italian brand maintains that this concept has a autonomy between 100 and 500 km, depending on the number of battery packs included.
From utility to convertible or work vehicle
This Centoventi also has a removable roof, which can be replaced by a solar roofa soft top or carrier. But the customization does not stop there. Adding additional functions to these will be much easier than before, as Fiat will make the parts 3d printables and will be available through distributors or third-party installers.
Inside, the central panel is designed to place a smartphone as a digital display. Although Fiat also offers a 20-inch digital instrumentation and a touchscreen multimedia system as options.
The production version of the Fiat Centoventi would be part of the new small car architecture in which models such as the 500 and the Punto will be. Fiat also confirmed that they will reveal the next generation Fiat 500 at next year's Geneva Motor Show, along with a fully electric version.
