Giuliano Biasio

Giuliano Biasio is an Italian automotive designer known for his significant contributions to car design and his work with the renowned Turin-based coachbuilder Bertone.

Biasio gained international recognition for his role in designing the 2003 Fiat Panda, a car that received widespread acclaim. The Fiat Panda won the prestigious Compasso d’Oro ADI and the title of Car of the Year in 2004. These accolades helped establish Biasio as a talented and influential designer in the automotive industry.

After his time at Bertone, Biasio became the director of Torino Design, an automotive design studio, where he oversaw several projects. One of the key projects under his direction was the second-generation Chery QQ, a model for the Chinese automaker that played an important role in their efforts to create affordable and stylish cars for emerging markets.

Biasio’s career has been marked by his ability to combine aesthetic appeal with functionality, and his designs continue to impact the automotive world, balancing innovation with global market needs. His work remains an important part of both Italian and international automotive design history.