In the Agrifull 80 series introduced in 1980-81, some of the new owner's, Fiat's, technology began to appear. The smallest model, the 80-50, which replaced the Jolly, otherwise matched its predecessor but was equipped with a Fiat engine manufactured by Universal in Romania and Fiat's lifting device. The other models still had VM's air-cooled engine. In those models, the control console was now separated from the engine compartment. Fiat technology included a 12+3 gearbox and oil-bath brakes. The hydraulics were still modest. In the technical specifications, there are, for example, significant differences in dimensions and standard tire sizes between various brochures. At the same time, the range included models 80-46, 80-56, 80-66, and 80-76 equipped with MWM engines, which were sold only on export markets. Based on the 80-50, the Fiat 446 was made, but in the Fiat, the engine was 2.6 liters.

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