The world's narrowest Fiat Panda, measuring just 50 centimeters wide, is a fully operational single-seater electric car built by Andrea Marazzi. Taking a year to construct, it incorporates 99% of parts from an original 1993 model. Despite its size limitations, allowing only one occupant and reaching a top speed of 15 km/h, it boasts a range of 25 kilometers on a single charge. However, this unique creation is not road-legal, functioning instead as an exhibition piece that blends artistry with automotive engineering.
The dubbed world's narrowest Fiat Panda is a fully functional electric vehicle handcrafted from reused components, measuring only 50 centimeters in width.
Handcrafted over 12 months, the vehicle retains 99% of original parts from a 1993 Fiat Panda, offering a unique blend of art and functionality.
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