Mopar is probably best known for high-performance special editions and rugged accessories for the Jeep Wrangler, but their latest package is a sign of the times.

Introduced in Italy earlier today, the D-Fence package is a germaphobes’ dream as it promises to eliminate up to 99% of the bacteria in the 500 and Panda Hybrids.

In order to do this, the package includes a high-performance cabin air filter which forms a “border” between the inside and outside of the vehicle. Mopar says the filter stops allergens and particulate matter from entering the cabin.

To clean the air that’s already inside the vehicle, the package includes an air purifier with a HEPA filter. This enables to it trap “micro-particles” such as pollen and bacteria. As an added bonus, the air purifier can apparently be removed and brought inside to clean your home’s air when you’re not driving.

Last but not least, the package includes a UV light which promises to eliminate up to 99% of the bacteria on surfaces. Mopar suggests people use the ultraviolet light to sanitize commonly touched surfaces such as the steering wheel, seats and gear selector.

While the package probably won’t protect you from the coronavirus, Fiat President Olivier François said “The car will now, even more than before, be attentive to the well-being of those who use it.” He went on to describe vehicles as “even more protagonist” in the future of urban mobility.

As we have previously reported, a number of automakers are exploring making ‘healthier’ cars in response to the coronavirus. A lot of that focus has been on air filtration, but security is also expected to be beefed up.

Research has shown shoppers are putting a greater emphasis on healthy features. Back in a March, a survey revealed customers were far more interested in things such as antibacterial materials and germ filters than more high-tech features such as autonomous parking and autonomous summon functions.