Does the 4x4 Panda need a different unit?

It may need a different configuration, so say it is the 4x4 and the engineer settles the setup for that drivetrain.

Is there an option for the mild hybrid Panda?

Flag a hybrid when you write, and that Panda is looked at specifically before anything is ordered.

Will I lose any of the Panda's existing features?

No. The module reads the network and adds the speed hold; it does not take over anything the car already does.

Cruise control retrofit

Cruise control for the Fiat Panda

Pandas live two kinds of life: shopping trips and school runs, or country lanes and farm tracks in the 4x4 version. Plenty of Pandas never had cruise, and owners who take on longer runs wish theirs had it.

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From the high street to the hill farm

The Panda's small size makes it an easy choice for town, and the 4x4 is a favourite with rural owners who need grip in winter. Both kinds end up on the motorway eventually, visiting family or heading for the airport. Keeping a little Panda steady at motorway pace for an hour is hard going.

Little car, little margin for error

A low-cost car is where a botched job hurts most, because the bill soon outweighs the value of the upgrade. Matching the part to the exact Panda is what keeps it a small job. Close enough is not good enough on a Panda bought for being sensible.

A Panda-specific setup

We configure CAN KONTROL CRUISE for the Panda in Chorley, after checking whether yours is a standard car, a 4x4 or a Cross, plus its registration and engine. Speed is held using signals the Panda already shares between its own modules. The driver then sets, resumes or cancels using controls agreed with us.

Fitment

Vehicle	Fiat Panda, city car
Model years	Confirmed on enquiry
Part	CAN KONTROL CRUISE
CANM8 equivalent	Cruise Control range
Made in	Chorley, UK
Voltage	12V and 24V