Fiat Centoventi

The Fiat Centoventi is an electric concept car from the Italian maker Fiat, shown at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2019. Its name marks the company's 120th anniversary, and it was presented as a preview of the design direction of the next Fiat Panda. The idea at its centre is a modular battery: the standard car carries one battery pack good for about 100 kilometres, and owners could buy or rent up to three more packs for the floor plus one that slides under the driver's seat, lifting the range to as much as 500 kilometres. A garage could fit the underfloor packs in under five minutes. The Centoventi is a compact four-seat city car about 3,680 millimetres long on a 2,420 millimetre wheelbase, with an interior meant to be personalised by the owner through a patented interlocking mounting system. Fiat described it as aiming to be the least expensive battery electric car on the market, but no production date was announced.