Fiat is merely a shadow of its former self in Europe where it has few products and most of them are in dire need of a replacement. Parent company Stellantis will begin to address its problems pertaining to the rarified and aging lineup with two completely new products scheduled to come out later this year. The disclosure was made by Carlos Tavares, the automotive conglomerate's CEO, during this week's earnings call about 2022 results.
The 64-year-old executive born in Lisbon refused to go into details about the cars, only saying both will be completely electric. This is where the speculation begins as one of them might be Fiat's equivalent of the Jeep Avenger, which will also spawn an Alfa Romeo counterpart.
