The Latest Breaking News from FIAT

Authorities seized 134 cars for wrongfully carrying the Italian flag despite not being made there.

We should applaud and cherish cars like this, writes Sean O’Grady. They are part of a dying breed. Small may no longer be beautiful, but there is still an answer for those who desire more traditional urban transport

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The 816-horsepower hybrid's battery is intentionally compromised to offer little energy.

Fiat's entrancing micro car, a success story of almost 70 years, has advanced its appeal with battery power.

The vote at an annual general meeting in Amsterdam is non-binding but will be closely watched after several activist investors called for a vote against the salary. His wage was rejected in 2021.

This isn't actually the first time Alfa Romeo tries but fails to use "Milano."

The great and good of historic racing will descend on Goodwood Motor Circuit this weekend for its first major event of the year.

Fiat's North American head, Aamir Ahmed says that we'll have a better idea of where Fiat North America could get its next models, very soon.