2022 Fiat Panda 1.0L Inline 3-Cylinder BSG Mild Hybrid (EB1DTS/HMZ, 70 PS) Oil Specifications

Viscosity

0W-20

OEM Spec / API

FCA 9.55535-DM1 / ACEA C2

Capacity

3.1 quarts

Oil Filter

Stellantis 46796687

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Your 2022 Fiat Panda 319 1.0 Mild Hybrid requires 0W-20 full synthetic oil meeting the FCA 9.55535-DM1 specification and ACEA C2 standard.

Quick Reference

Specification Value
Viscosity 0W-20
Standard FCA 9.55535-DM1 / ACEA C2
Capacity (with filter) 3.1 quarts
Oil Filter Stellantis 46796687
Normal Interval 18000 miles or 12 months

Why FCA 9.55535-DM1 Matters for the Panda Mild Hybrid

The Panda 1.0 Hybrid uses Stellantis’s EB1DTS/HMZ 3-cylinder engine with a Belt-integrated Starter Generator (BSG) providing mild hybrid assistance. The FCA DM1 specification is the correct choice for this engine for several reasons:

  • DM1 is for petrol mild hybrids: FCA organises its oil specifications by engine type. DM1 = petrol Direct-injection Mild hybrid. Using FCA 9.55535-DS1 (which appears similar) is a critical error — DS1 is a diesel specification and is chemically incompatible with the petrol EB1DTS engine.
  • ACEA C2 chemistry: The Panda’s engine does not have a full GPF in the same sense as larger engines, but the C2 (mid-SAPS) formulation is specified to provide the correct TBN (Total Base Number) and detergency for the combined combustion and BSG stop/start operation.
  • 0W-20 for cold starts: The BSG restarts the engine within milliseconds from idle-stop events. 0W-20’s low cold viscosity minimises dry-start wear during these rapid restarts.

The Panda’s small engine (3.1 qt total capacity) means any oil quality degradation affects the engine faster than in larger-sump vehicles — do not extend intervals beyond manufacturer recommendations.

Fiat-Approved Oil Brands

  • ✅ Selenia K Pure Energy 0W-20 (FCA DM1 certified)

  • ✅ Castrol Edge Professional 0W-20

  • ✅ Shell Helix Ultra ECT C5 0W-20

  • ✅ Total Quartz 9000 Future 0W-20

  • ✅ Liqui Moly Special Tec AA 0W-20

Look for FCA 9.55535-DM1 on the label. Selenia K Pure Energy is the Stellantis factory-fill oil and the easiest to source with confirmed DM1 certification.

Severe Service Check

You need the 9000-mile interval if you:

  • Drive the Panda primarily in urban stop-and-go (the BSG increases engine start cycles significantly)
  • Take predominantly very short trips under 3 miles
  • Carry maximum loads frequently (the Panda’s small engine operates at higher load percentages under heavy cargo)
  • Drive in sustained extreme cold below -15°C

Urban city driving is the Panda’s primary use case, but also its most demanding for oil — the BSG creates dozens of cold restarts per typical city trip.

Installation Details

Drain Plug Torque: 15 ft-lbs (20 Nm) — M12×1.5 thread

OEM Filter: Stellantis 46796687

Aftermarket Filters:

  • Mann-Filter HU 68 x

  • Mahle OC 473

  • WIX 51394

Note: The Panda’s small sump (3.1 qt with filter) means the dipstick minimum-to-maximum range is narrow. Check the level carefully after filling — it is easy to overfill, which causes foaming and oil loss past the crankshaft seals.


FAQs

What oil does a 2022 Fiat Panda 1.0 Mild Hybrid take? 0W-20 full synthetic oil meeting FCA 9.55535-DM1 and ACEA C2.

What is the difference between FCA DS1 and DM1? DS1 is a diesel specification. DM1 is for petrol mild hybrid engines. The Panda 1.0 BSG is a petrol engine — DS1 must never be used.

How many quarts does it need? 3.1 quarts with a new filter, 2.6 without. This is a very small capacity — measure carefully.

How often should I change the oil? Every 18,000 miles or 12 months for normal driving. Every 9,000 miles for severe urban conditions with frequent BSG start/stop cycles.


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Last verified: 2026-05-27 | Source: 2022 Fiat Panda 319 Owner’s Manual

Disclaimer: The information on this page is provided for general reference purposes only. Specifications may be outdated or inaccurate. Always verify oil type, capacity, and service intervals in your vehicle's official owner's manual before performing maintenance.