Who is Fiat?
Fiat is an Italian car maker founded in Turin and now part of Stellantis. Its identity is closely tied to small, practical cars for everyday travel: the 500 and Panda are familiar examples of that tradition. The brand also makes family cars, vans and larger people carriers, so its range has stretched well beyond the city-car role.
Which Fiat models are most prominent?
The Panda and 500 sit at the heart of Fiat’s small-car story. In official EU registration figures, the Panda recorded 3,815,335 registrations and the 500 3,705,382, each across 2010–2025. The Punto, 500L and 500X also made a substantial mark, with 1,553,479, 1,123,547 and 1,067,041 registrations respectively over their listed periods.
The wider line-up includes compact family cars such as the Tipo and Bravo; versatile models such as the Multipla, Idea and 500L; and utility vehicles including the Doblò, Fiorino, Scudo and Ducato. The 124 Spider and Coupé show another side of the range, while Ulysse and Freemont offered room for larger families.
How has the Fiat range changed over time?
The models listed span 2000–2026, a period in which Fiat kept familiar names alive while changing the shape and purpose of its cars. The Punto and Scudo appear from 2000 through 2025, while the Doblò runs from 2001 to 2025. Newer additions include the 500X, a small crossover, and the 600 and Grande Panda, which extend the range into more recent years.
The 500 name returned in 2008 with a modern small car drawing on the original’s Italian design heritage. The Panda has long represented Fiat’s practical, adaptable approach to compact motoring. Alongside these, Fiat’s line-up has shifted between hatchbacks, MPVs, crossovers, sports cars and commercial vehicles as everyday needs have changed.
What about electrification and official figures?
Electrification appears in the newer part of the range. Fiat offers the 500e and 600e as fully electric models, while hybrid versions of the 500, Panda, 600 and Grande Panda bring electric assistance alongside a combustion engine. The 2025–2026 Grande Panda marks a fresh chapter for the name, with electric and hybrid versions.
Official figures are listed across the European Union, the United Kingdom, France, the United States and Canada. These markets use different test procedures: WLTP or earlier NEDC in Europe, EPA in the USA and the 5-cycle test in Canada. Consumption and CO₂ figures are therefore most useful when read with their stated market and test cycle in mind.
Questions and answers
Where is Fiat from?
Fiat is an Italian car maker founded in Turin and now part of Stellantis.
Which Fiat models have the most EU registrations in these figures?
The Panda leads with 3,815,335 EU registrations over 2010–2025, followed by the 500 with 3,705,382 over the same period.
Does Fiat make electric cars?
Yes. The 500e and 600e are fully electric models; Fiat also offers hybrid versions of several model lines.
Can I compare official fuel consumption figures between countries?
Use care: WLTP or NEDC in Europe, EPA in the USA and the 5-cycle test in Canada are different procedures, so results are not directly equivalent.