All 2010 model year Fiat’s Pandas adopt the more contemporary body colored grille found on the 4×2 and 4×4 Dynamic variants, new alloy wheel options, larger exterior mirrors and silver trim finish for the roof bars. Fiat designers has also added four new and fresh exterior colors to the lineup.

In saloon, the instrument panel gets fresh graphics while there’s also a new selection of upholstery colors.

Mechanical improvements are limited to the introduction of a new 69 horsepower 1.2-liter engine. In Europe, customers have a wide choice of gasoline, diesel, natural gas and LPG engines with outputs ranging from 54 to 100 horsepower.

The Panda, which formed the base for the new Fiat 500 and Ford Ka models, was launched in 2003. Fiat has sold more than 1.5 million units of the mini hatchback.

Good news for Fiat fans: the small Panda car has reached a 1,500,000th example of the model on the Poland plant in Tychy. The vehicle is a left hand drive car in magnetic blue with a 1.3 MultiJet engine that is destined for an Italian customer. The today generation Panda was unveiled in 2003 and winning many awards including the European Car of the Year 2004 title.

The Panda, which formed that base for Fiat’s 500 retro city car, has been exported to 74 countries including Japan, South Africa and Mexico.