The worst car in history returns as the Stromer

Fiat Multipla is considered the prime example of what a car should not look like. But that doesn’t stop the Italian automaker from announcing a new electric version. The third-generation Multipla is planned to return to the platform as a compact electric SUV – like the “Giga Panda” in a retro design.

The Fiat Multipla returns as an electric SUV

Multipla, which is considered legendary for various reasons, is being released again. However, there is nothing to remind us of his stupid appearance. Instead of being a minivan, the Multipla is a small SUV reminiscent of Citroen C4 Aircross and Opel Frontera. In the third generation, the E-Multipla is intended to provide a family-friendly alternative with three rows of seats and a total of seven seats. The height should be only 4.40 meters.

Fiat CEO Olivier François introduces himself introduced the new Multipla as “Giga Panda”.which depends on nature Fiat Panda from the 80s depend on The car should attract customers not only with its retro design, but also with modern technology. The aim is to build a bridge between nostalgic aesthetics and modern needs (Source: Moroccan electricity)

The production of an electric SUV should starting in Morocco next year, with special emphasis on cost-effective and sustainable production. Unnecessary parts and environmentally harmful materials are avoided to make the new Multipla as environmentally friendly as possible. In addition to the electric version, the car is also available as a combustion engine.

Last summer Fiat presented the 600e:

Fiat Multipla: original model “very innovative”

Multipla designer Roberto Giolito has admitted that the original model had an “odd” concept. The car is there “future-oriented and innovative” to gain popular acceptance – abstract description.

Fiat was able to celebrate a completely different kind of success with the Multipla just one year after its market launch The New Yorker Museum of Modern Art he showed the car. However, ADAC called the Multipla “the worst car in the world” (source: ADAC)