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Yes, Fiat is releasing a new 4x4 Panda model. The new model is set to go on sale next month and is set to cost somewhere in the region of £13,950.
The original Fiat Panda 4x4 was released in 1983 and was one of the first small off-roaders on the market. The new Panda 4x4 signifies that Fiat is continuing its commitment to making small, fuel-efficient, and versatile vehicles.
The traditional 4x4 are known for being big road dominating vehicles that use as much fuel as possible. However, Fiat aims to change the idea of the conventional 4x4 by releasing the new Panda 4x4. 
Fiat offers two different engine sizes in the 900cc TwinAir and the 1.3 litre Multijet unit for the 4x4. With the diesel unit attracting £1000 premium.
The Panda 4x4's Diesel MultiJet models record headline figures of 60.1mpg and 125g/km, and the TwinAir specification returns an average of 57.6mpg with a CO2 rating of 114g/km.
In the different Trekking versions of the 4x4, running costs are reduced respectively to: 61.4mpg/105g/km and 67.3mpg/109g/km for the Multijet and TwinAir engines.
Compared to the base model Panda, the 4x4 version will feature a raised ride height, larger bumpers, additional protective cladding, roof rails, skid plates and 15in alloy wheels.
Recent independent reviews have highlighted the uniqueness of the Panda, describing a vehicle with a commanding view of the road as a commander in the small city 4x4 car. The Panda is already known for its character before the 4x4, which can only increase after the vehicle's release.
Facts and Figures
- Top Speed = 105mph
- 0-60 =11 seconds
- Gearbox =six-speed manual
- Power = 84bhp at 5500rpm
- Torque = 107lb ft at 1900rpm
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Will the Fiat Panda 4x4 be a hit with drivers? 
The Panda 4x4 may gain a cult following, a little like its predecessor in 1983. It is a quirky and unique car that has a lot of character. However, it may not be to everyone's taste, and some may prefer a more traditional 4x4. Time will tell if the Fiat Panda 4x4 is a hit with drivers.
We will have to wait and see.