FIAT 500 News
Fiat's 500 battery EV to start at $23,550 in Italy after incentives
Fiat Chrysler's new electric 500 will have an entry price of 19,900 euros ($23,550), including a 6,000-euro incentive offered by Italy's government, a senior executive from the Italian-American automaker said on Thursday. Fiat Chrysler (FCA) will start selling a full range of the electric version (BEV) of its popular city car this weekend, after officially unveiling it and offering it in two premium configurations earlier this year. Olivier Francois, head of the Fiat brand and FCA's
Fiat Chrysler's dealers and mechanics to reopen on Monday in Italy
Fiat Chrysler said on Thursday its Italian network of approved dealers and mechanic workshops would reopen on May 4, when the country is set to start lifting a national lockdown put in place to limit the spread of the coronavirus. A package of health and safety measures for workers and clients will be put in place across the entire network to comply with the rules set by Rome to prepare for a staged restart of economic activities after weeks of national lockdown triggered by the virus
Strains between France and Italy risk Renault-FCA merger
If the point is to gain efficiency ... that's not good for Fiat.
Renault wants to merge with Nissan, then go after Fiat Chrysler
Renault could be too late since FCA is already talking to rivals.
Fiat Chrysler open to mergers, and PSA is looking for one
FCA boss Mike Manley seems to return the French automaker's interest.
MoMA displays a classic Fiat 500 at its Good Design exhibition
The 1957 Fiat 500 is an industrial design classic.
Jolly time: Fiat's Spiaggina concept honors the 1958 beach classic
Better yet, a production version will follow.
2018 Fiat 500 minicar gets more expensive with the extra ponies
Fiat Chrysler is giving a big price increase to the 2018 Fiat 500 minicar, with its newly enhanced powertrain and other upgrades adding up to as much as a $1,500 premium over the outgoing versions. Taken together with a $250 boost to destination fees for most cars, SUVs and trucks in the FCA family, and it's going to cost quite a bit more to drive the Italian subcompact.
Don't buy a 2016 Fiat because the 2017s will be cheaper and better equipped
Fiat 500 hatches and convertibles may be getting big discounts. The 500L and 500X? Not as much.