The Latest Breaking News from FIAT

The all-electric Grande Panda offers charm by the bucketload, a great price and a handy charging cable that lives in the nose of the car

If you don't like center screens perched onto a car's dashboard, we may have found something that's even worse. The new Grande Panda is available without a touchscreen, which some people past a certain age will find admirable in today's screen-obsessed car industry. But a problem immediately becomes noticeable. Yes,…

Iconic 80s styling for new family-friendly Panda with a built-in charging cable

14. That's how many automakers are under the giant Stellantis umbrella. In 2024, Fiat sold the most cars yet again. It's the fourth consecutive year that the Italian marque delivered more vehicles than any other brand from the automotive conglomerate. That's despite the fact shipments last year dropped by about…

‘Just want to give her a hug,’ wrote one viewer

A significant rift has shaken Stellantis, the world’s fourth-largest automaker. In a dramatic turn of events, the company’s board has summoned CEO Carlos Tavares, ultimately compelling him to step down.

A Fiat 500 advertisement from 2016 showed laboratory workers testing out the car by slamming its doors and hitting it with a handbag.

Fiat won’t be building any new 500es anytime soon. Stellantis has extended the shutdown at the factory where it assembles the little electric vehicle until January 20. The automaker had announced late last month that it would pause production at its Mirafiori factory in Italy until January 5.

Compact EVs are cheaper to run, but that doesn’t mean they sacrifice on practicality on comfort. We’re rounding up the top-rated small electric cars

The Fiat 500e is a decent electric city car, but it has one big downside: its price tag. For about $34,000, you only get 141 miles of range, two doors and four seats, which isn’t exactly enticing when the Chevrolet Equinox EV exists. It’s bigger, has more range and costs…

Electric vehicles aren’t selling as well as automakers had hoped. Interest seems to be waning, and the growth rate is slowing, forcing dealers to offer some impressive incentives to move the product. The Larry H. Miller Chrysler Dodge Ram Fiat dealership in Aurora, Colorado, is one such outfit, offering the…