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Following CEO Sergio Marchionne's comments at the 2010 Paris Motor Show (see here), Autonews Europe has uncovered new information regarding the Fiat Group's future product launches.
- Jeep's Small Suv Reportedly Delayed Until 2014 As Fiat Concentrates On Sedici's Successor
Another day, another product launch pushed back for the Fiat-Chrysler alliance – or so a report from Autonews Europe claims. This time it's Jeep's small crossover, which we only know by its codename B-SUV. The Jeep model, which will be...
- Iaa 2011: Fiat Ready To Conquer The City Car Segment With All-new Panda
The most important debut from a sales point of view for the Fiat Group at the Frankfurt Motor Show is the brand-new, third generation Fiat Panda city car. With more than 6.5 million sales spread over two generations and 31 years, the Panda is one of...
- Chrysler Ceo Says Lancia Ypsilon Not Coming To The U.s. After All, While Compact Model Is “under Reviewâ€
Back in 2009, the Fiat and Chrysler alliance had revealed plans for the U.S. launch of a compact model based on the Lancia Delta in 2012 and a Chrysler-badged version of the Lancia Ypsilon in 2013. Now it seems that the automaker has changed its strategy....
- Fiat Group's Revised 2010-2011 Product Plan, Includes Chrysler-based Sedans, Convertible And Mpv For Lancia, 8c Gta For Alfa
During a Tuesday meeting in Rome with representatives of the government and trade unions, Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne revealed the Italian group's product plan that has been revised after the alliance with the Chrysler Group earlier this year. We...
- 2010 Lancia Ypsilon: Artist's Impression Of Next Generation Premium Supermini
According to the Fiat Group's product plan, we're supposed to see the new Lancia Ypsilon making its world debut sometime this year but we wouldn't be at all surprised if the Italians have pushed the launch date of the premium supermini back...
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Fiat Panda and Lancia Ypsilon Replacements Pushed Back for 2012
Following CEO Sergio Marchionne's comments at the 2010 Paris Motor Show (see here), Autonews Europe has uncovered new information regarding the Fiat Group's future product launches.
One of Fiat's most important models in Europe, the third generation Panda, was originally due in summer 2010 but its launch had already been pushed back to September 2011. Now, sources inside the company told the news site that the introduction of the small five-door hatchback will be further delayed until January 2012.
- Jeep's Small Suv Reportedly Delayed Until 2014 As Fiat Concentrates On Sedici's Successor
Another day, another product launch pushed back for the Fiat-Chrysler alliance – or so a report from Autonews Europe claims. This time it's Jeep's small crossover, which we only know by its codename B-SUV. The Jeep model, which will be...
- Iaa 2011: Fiat Ready To Conquer The City Car Segment With All-new Panda
The most important debut from a sales point of view for the Fiat Group at the Frankfurt Motor Show is the brand-new, third generation Fiat Panda city car. With more than 6.5 million sales spread over two generations and 31 years, the Panda is one of...
- Chrysler Ceo Says Lancia Ypsilon Not Coming To The U.s. After All, While Compact Model Is “under Reviewâ€
Back in 2009, the Fiat and Chrysler alliance had revealed plans for the U.S. launch of a compact model based on the Lancia Delta in 2012 and a Chrysler-badged version of the Lancia Ypsilon in 2013. Now it seems that the automaker has changed its strategy....
- Fiat Group's Revised 2010-2011 Product Plan, Includes Chrysler-based Sedans, Convertible And Mpv For Lancia, 8c Gta For Alfa
During a Tuesday meeting in Rome with representatives of the government and trade unions, Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne revealed the Italian group's product plan that has been revised after the alliance with the Chrysler Group earlier this year. We...
- 2010 Lancia Ypsilon: Artist's Impression Of Next Generation Premium Supermini
According to the Fiat Group's product plan, we're supposed to see the new Lancia Ypsilon making its world debut sometime this year but we wouldn't be at all surprised if the Italians have pushed the launch date of the premium supermini back...