Visitors to Mediterranean island Capri will have the opportunity to travel in the unusual Fiat Panda Jolly. Aside from the unforgiving decapitation by Stola Group, the car has a noteworthy interior developed by Paola Lenti, an Italian furniture designer.

Following her recent exhibition in the meat packing district of New York where Nissan first showed the Urge, Lenti has given the Panda Jolly a corrugated weave to the seats that follows her typical geometric extrusions, similar to the �Rope� collection unveiled last year. The concept of the vehicle is based on a Ghia-built Fiat 500 �fun-car� from 1956.

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