There were some models which included a radio from the factory, so every Panda that didn't have a radio by default had just 2 cables, positive and negative tucked into the dash that could be used to power the radio. It didn't come with any speakers, those had to be sourced separately.
I've already designed a head unit last year which ran Openauto Pro and then OpenDash when OAP sadly stopped working, but I wasn't totally happy with the design since it was one of my first complete assemblies i've done in CAD.
Fast forward to last month and I discovered the Hudiy project almost by accident and I was immediately hooked, it followed the footsteps that OAP laid down and it had a UI that was miles better than what OpenDash could offer, honestly, props to the developer for making this, and also for being helpful when issues arose.
Since I had to take the head unit out of the car I decided to completely redesign everything from scratch, after learning more about CAD design in engineering school during the past year I felt way more confortable designing the new head unit.
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I again have to thank the developer for making this project. Even if it's still in its infancy it already feels quite well refined and also in the new update Android Auto has never felt so smooth and responsive!