GFG Style

The bold lines and extreme styling of the GFG Kangaroo - with its large, deep air intakes and sweeping mudguards that define its silhouette - are the result of designer Fabrizio Giugiaro’s vision for the “Hyper SUV” vehicle category, a class he himself helped define: vehicles capable of delivering high performance, comparable to that of a supercar, while also adapting to unconventional terrain and extreme driving conditions.

On the occasion of Milano Design Week 2026, Giorgetto Giugiaro was invited to the opening event of “CIAO FUTURO!”, a dedicated space that presents Fiat’s vision for the future of urban mobility, together with Olivier Francois, FIAT CEO and Global Stellantis CMO and Francois Leboine, FIAT Head of Design.

“CIAO FUTURO!” unfolds as a narrative centered on FIAT’s design DNA, highlighting how the brand has responded to the evolving needs of cities - and how cities themselves have been shaped by FIAT. Showcased at the event are two iconic heritage vehicles of the past: the 1957 Fiat 500 and the 1980s Fiat Panda, designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro, who has shaped some of the brand’s most iconic cars ever.

As part of “CIAO FUTURO!” project, FIAT presents three finalist small‑car design projects developed by students from IED and ISIA representing a tangible bridge between heritage and innovation, rooted in FIAT’s values of compactness and unmistakable DNA.

The purpose of a high-quality rendering is to highlight the model’s aesthetic features and to instantly convey the most important aspects regarding the bodywork, the materials used and the colors.

In the case of the Peralta S, the first one-off created by GFG Style, a visual style was chosen right from the start that would emphasize, on the one hand, its shine and ability to reflect the surrounding environment - thanks to the use of polished aluminum - and, on the other hand, the absolute simplicity and purity of its forms.

GFG Style