The Fiat Panda handles almost anything in the city, but its boot space is often not enough for a holiday or transporting sports equipment. A roof rack creates the base for a roof box, bicycles, or skis precisely according to your journey's needs.
First, select your car's generation, which determines the correct crossbar mounting.
You will find two distinct generations of this model in our offer. The older version, Panda 169, was produced from 2003 to 2012. Its successor, Panda 319, entered the market in 2011. If you own a vehicle from the transition period between these years, verify the exact model code in your vehicle registration document, as both body styles use different mounting solutions.
The roof layout varies depending on the equipment level and specific generation. The older Panda 169 uses either raised rails that stand high with a space underneath, or fixed points directly on the roof. The newer Panda 319 can feature fixed points, raised rails, or flush rails that lie flat against the roof along their entire length without a gap. Therefore, verify what elements are installed on your roof before ordering.
An advantage of the Panda is its lower body height, allowing you to load bicycles and the roof box comfortably without stretching or standing on the door sills. The roof is relatively short, so when choosing a roof box, ensure its rear part does not obstruct the full opening of the tailgate. All mounting elements and the compatibility of individual sets are described in detail for each product.
If you are looking for racks for another vehicle, visit the categories Panda Cross, Fiat 500, Fiat Punto, or the main Fiat brand overview.
Click on the Panda 169 or Panda 319 generation and proceed to select your crossbars.
