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Mazda’s MX-5 and Fiat’s 124 Spider share a platform and a factory, but a track battle video reveals where the similarities end and the differences matter.
FCA launches a bug bounty programme through Bugcrowd, paying hackers between $150 and $1,500 for reporting cybersecurity flaws in its vehicles and connected services.
Eugena Washington, named Playboy's 2016 Playmate of the Year, received a $100,000 prize and a two-year lease on a Fiat 124 Spider Lusso as part of her award.
Fiat USA’s launch advert for the 2017 124 Spider combines Wyclef Jean’s music, a live eagle and a nod to the roadster’s Italian roots to promote the MX-5-based convertible.
FCA will keep its Sterling Heights Assembly Plant idle for an extra three weeks, citing weak demand for the Chrysler 200 and a shrinking US sedan market.
Fiat presented the Punto Urban Cross Concept and the more powerful Linea 125s at the 2016 New Delhi Auto Expo, aiming to refresh its Indian line-up.
Fiat’s Abarth division will introduce new models next year, aiming to build on strong growth and expand its dealership network across key markets.
Fiat is launching the Tipo compact family to take on Dacia’s value-led approach, aiming to capture buyers seeking affordable practicality in Europe.
Voting on the proposed four-year deal between Fiat Chrysler and the UAW has met with rejections at major plants, raising the risk of a difficult ratification process.
Fiat Group Automobiles SpA has officially changed its name to FCA Italy SpA, mirroring Chrysler's earlier rebranding to FCA US as part of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' global restructuring.
The Fiat 500X will reach US dealerships in early 2015, offering buyers two engine choices, five trim levels and the option of all-wheel drive.
Fiat will introduce a new midsize pickup derived from the next-generation Mitsubishi L200, following a partnership between the two companies announced in 2014.
Fiat has launched the 2015 Abarth 595 in Australia, offering the Turismo and Competizione variants with prices starting at $33,500 for the hatchback.
Peugeot, Fiat, Ford and GM have flagged falling demand and political risk in Russia and Latin America, even as Europe’s recovery shows signs of stabilising.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will expand the Chrysler brand from three to six models by 2018, repositioning it as its mainstream offering for North America.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles begins life as a merged entity with a new structure, shifting its primary listing to New York and facing profitability pressures in key markets.
With Fiat’s takeover of Chrysler nearly finalised in early 2014, the combined group’s choice of headquarters location remained unresolved, raising questions about future identity and strategy.
Sergio Marchionne prepares a new five-year strategy for Alfa Romeo, aiming to reverse a decade of losses with a premium-focused, export-driven approach.
Fiat is negotiating a $2.5 billion credit line to buy the remaining 41.5% of Chrysler from the UAW’s healthcare trust, aiming for full control and a global merger.
Fiat-Chrysler aims to expand its North American range to 16 Fiat and Alfa Romeo models by 2016, including new entries from both brands and the Alfa 4C sports car.
Fiat and Mazda have agreed to build the new Alfa Romeo Duetto, reviving the classic roadster as a lightweight two-seater with production targeted for 2014 or 2015.
The battery-powered Fiat 500e will be limited to the US market, with no plans for European sales, as the company focuses on regulatory compliance in California.
Fiat is in talks with Guangzhou Automobile Group to manufacture the entire Jeep portfolio in China, aiming to boost sales in the world’s largest car market.
Fiat is preparing to build two small SUVs, one Fiat, one Jeep, at its Melfi facility from 2014, aiming to boost exports and keep Italian plants active amid falling European sales.