The Latest Breaking News from Abarth

Stellantis has 14 automotive brands. That’s a lot, but it’s not all that unusual for a massive auto conglomerate. The problem is that for every Peugeot and Jeep—two of its most successful brands—there’s also an Abarth, a Lancia, or a Vauxhall. Although Stellantis does have several popular namesakes, other brands…

Stellantis calls its vast portfolio a “constellation of 14 iconic automotive brands,” but managing all of them isn’t easy. In Europe, that constellation includes Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Maserati, Abarth, Lancia, Citroën, Peugeot, DS Automobiles, Opel, and Vauxhall. On the American side, there’s Jeep, Dodge, Chrysler, and Ram. Some are severely…

Abarth has been modifying gasoline-fueled Fiats for decades, but that era is sadly coming to an end. The Italian niche brand says it’s effectively finished launching new cars that have a combustion engine. It’s a forced decision given the higher taxes that an increasing number of customers in Europe must…

The Alfa Romeo 4C was one of those cars that seemingly everyone liked but few bought. Even in 2023, some three years after production ended, a  “new” 4C was still sitting on a dealer's lot in the United States. The 4C made an unexpected comeback earlier this year with five special…

The original plan to keep all of them for 10 years is still in place.

The latest 500 is purely electric but Fiat will install a combustion engine from 2026.

The retro-flavored sports car celebrates 75 years of Abarth.

The Abarth 500e Turismo is a track-worthy small EV with luxury appointments and a noisy undercarriage

Stellantis says this is the most powerful car to ever wear the Abarth badge. Will it come to North America?