The 1,901 cc petrol four of the Campagnola 1101.
5 vehicles: Campagnola AR51 (Esercito Italiano), Campagnola Algiers–Cape Town (1951), Campagnola 1101 (AR51, AR55, AR59; 1951–73), Zastava AR51 / AR55 (Yugoslavia, 1954–74) and 1 more
What Fiat used, and when
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Fiat 1901 petrol four
Fiat 1.9 diesel
Fiat 1995 petrol four
Sofim 2.4 diesel
Fiat 965 four
Fiat FIRE
Fiat 1.3 Multijet
Fiat TwinAir
petrol diesel electric multi-fuel
The 1.9-litre diesel of the Campagnola from 1953.
1 vehicle: Campagnola 1101 (AR51, AR55, AR59; 1951–73)
The 1,995 cc petrol four of the Nuova Campagnola.
3 vehicles: Nuova Campagnola 1107 / AR76 (1974–87), Campagnola AR76 and AR76A, Campagnola papale (1980–2007)
The Sofim 2.4-litre diesel of the Nuova Campagnola.
2 vehicles: Nuova Campagnola 1107 / AR76 (1974–87), Campagnola papale (1980–2007)
The 965 cc four of the first Panda 4x4, from the Autobianchi A112.
1 vehicle: Panda 4x4 (1983–2003)
The FIRE fours of the Panda 4x4 — 999 cc from 1986 and 1,108 cc from 1991.
5 vehicles: Panda 4x4 (1983–2003), Panda 4x4 Carabinieri, Panda 4x4 Sisley (1989–), Panda 4x4 Trekking (1990s–2003) and 1 more
The 1.3-litre Multijet diesel of the Panda 4x4 and Cross.
3 vehicles: Panda 4x4 and Cross (2004–12), Panda 4x4 and Cross (2012–22), Panda Cross (2014–22)
The 0.9-litre turbocharged twin of the third Panda 4x4.
2 vehicles: Panda 4x4 and Cross (2012–22), Panda Cross (2014–22)