Fiat destroys Dacia and Chinese: the new Italian crossover will be cheaper than all but with high quality

Fiat’s move could really upset the market. A return to the style of the iconic model is possible

Fiat specializes in a very unique sector of motoring, that of nostalgia. If you think about it, all the successful models released in recent years, from the Fiat 500 crossover or electric, to Topolino to the new 600 crossover are cars inspired by the glory of the past, at least in name.

In this context, even if we are not talking at all about an old car, another great return can fit, that of Fiat Multipla. The model that was introduced for the first time in 1998, when its unusual lines drove the critics crazy, received a revision in 2004 and then left us fourteen years ago without a successor.

The Italian car remains a great classic of the brand. Spacious and unusual in design, the Multipla has become almost an icon in the history of Italian cars for its special ways and the fond memories it left in the hearts of those who drove it at the time. But it’s time to look to the future. This is how they think of his possible return.

Fiat Multipla, this is what it could be

The first negligence on the return of Multipla it came from the CEO of Fiat himself, Olivier François who let these words come out in one of his interviews: “I love these legendary cars, I want to do them again”. We refer to the podcast Wolf – An important story released a few months ago.

Different portals like Engine on engine, Alpha Club e AutoMoto.it now they are practically certain that the car will return in a crossover version, probably built on the same platform as the C3 Aircross and the New Panda launched this year.

But suppose you don’t want to wait until 2025, when according to the media, they should come out the first official information on the model. Well, there are those who are already excited to imagine a new look for the most popular six-seater in the world. Among these, the portal itself Alpha Club who imagined the car in a crossover version. And what about the photos posted by designer Tommaso D’Amico on his channel?

In this case, the car is repaired by the most classic look, however it is consistent with the dimensions of the platform that would result in a 4.4 meter long car with five doors. In this configuration, the photographer imagines a car with a 150-horsepower hybrid engine and several unique colors. It is interesting how all sources agree on the fact that The next multiple should be a hybridan explanation that is now unavoidable.

Obviously, for now, we’re still in the realm of speculation. Stellantis Group has not released any official information about the return of Multipla. However, such a car, at the right price, would definitely shake off rivals such as Dacia and BYD, who specialize in creating models with an excellent price-quality ratio.