The Fiat Centoventi is a make-your-own-car kit

Fiat has introduced the visitors of the 2019 Geneva Motor Show to a modular car concept called “Centoventi”. The Italian company claims its customers will be able to personalize their cars like this in the future.

Although not mentioned explicitly, chances are good that the show car boasts a number of design features we will see in the upcoming new generation of the Fiat Panda and Fiat 500.

The manufacturer claims the Centoventi Concept is a blank canvas that enables you to shape it into any car of your liking. The customization program is called “4U” and comes with four available roof types, four wheel sets and four bumper designs. Aside from the traditional roof variants, you may opt for a sunroof or a retractable soft top. Overall, there are around 120 exterior customization parts on offer.

As for the cabin, you and only decide where to put the audio speakers, the infotainment screen, the smartphone holder, and so on.

The Fiat Centoventi comes powered by an electric engine and a modular traction battery sufficient for anywhere between 100 and 500 km (62 and 30 miles) of uninterrupted driving – you choose which battery size suits you best.

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