This Fiat Panda is So Skinny, It Makes Rickshaws Look Wide
When you think of the Fiat Panda, chances are you picture a boxy little hatchback that’s beloved for its simplicity. But what happens when someone decides that “small” isn’t small enough? You get this outrageous, head-turning creation — a Fiat Panda that’s as wide as a single headlight. Yes, you read that right. This isn’t some optical illusion, it’s a real, drivable Frankenstein that’s equal parts ridiculous and brilliant.
ArrayPowering this oddball isn’t a shrunken petrol motor but a 24-volt electric motor mounted to one of the rear wheels. It’s a strange one-wheel-drive setup, with the other rear wheel doing braking duty. Think of it as the cheapest form of EV experimentation — short range, low power, but plenty of shock value.
The Skinny Truth
The builder literally sliced a Panda down the middle with a Sawzall, welded the sides back together, and ended up with a car so skinny it looks like it could slip between rickshaws in peak Gurgaon traffic. The result? A car that’s technically roadworthy (though, let’s be honest, you’d need nerves of steel to actually drive it among SUVs and trucks). Also read: Dashcam Captures Elderly Driver’s Car Going Airborne Across Busy HighwayView this post on InstagramA post shared by Multi_Marcas_GT / aquí Solo Hablamos de Coches.🚗 (@multi_marcas_gt)