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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.
- Fiat Confirms Production Of New 500x And Small Jeep Cuv At Italy's Melfi Plant
With rumors floating around since October, today it was finally confirmed that the Fiat-Chrysler Alliance will build the new Fiat 500X and a closely related Jeep-badged small crossover at the company's Melfi assembly plant in Italy beginning...
- Fiat Introduces Subtly Updated 2012my Sedici Crossover In Europe
The last time Fiat performed upgrades to its Sedici small crossover was in 2009, but the Italian company still has a few mild improvements planned for the 2012 model year. The visual tweaks for the 2012MY Fiat Sedici mainly consist of the redesigned...
- Jeep's Updated Production Plan Includes Four New Models Covering Most Segments By 2014
While future production plans for the Fiat-Chrysler alliance's Italian brands (Fiat , Alfa Romeo and Lancia) can change from one moment to the other for a variety of reasons, up until now, the American branch of the group has proved to be more reliable...
- 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...
- Chrysler And Fiat Group Reveal 2010-2014 Product Plan, Many U.s. Models To Be Based On Fiat Platforms
Today, the Chrysler Group LLC and it's Italian parent company partner Fiat presented the firm's long-awaited five-year business plan that's supposed to show how Fiat will turn the U.S. automaker's fate around and save the company from...
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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 smaller than the Compass and Patriot, was supposed to enter production at Fiat's Mirafiori plant in Turin, Italy, next year, but now its introduction has been delayed for the second quarter of 2014.
The Italian company reportedly made the decision in order to concentrate on the presentation of its own Fiat-branded version that will replace the Suzuki SX-4-based Sedici, which is built by the Japanese carmaker in Hungary.
Read more »- Fiat Confirms Production Of New 500x And Small Jeep Cuv At Italy's Melfi Plant
With rumors floating around since October, today it was finally confirmed that the Fiat-Chrysler Alliance will build the new Fiat 500X and a closely related Jeep-badged small crossover at the company's Melfi assembly plant in Italy beginning...
- Fiat Introduces Subtly Updated 2012my Sedici Crossover In Europe
The last time Fiat performed upgrades to its Sedici small crossover was in 2009, but the Italian company still has a few mild improvements planned for the 2012 model year. The visual tweaks for the 2012MY Fiat Sedici mainly consist of the redesigned...
- Jeep's Updated Production Plan Includes Four New Models Covering Most Segments By 2014
While future production plans for the Fiat-Chrysler alliance's Italian brands (Fiat , Alfa Romeo and Lancia) can change from one moment to the other for a variety of reasons, up until now, the American branch of the group has proved to be more reliable...
- 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...
- Chrysler And Fiat Group Reveal 2010-2014 Product Plan, Many U.s. Models To Be Based On Fiat Platforms
Today, the Chrysler Group LLC and it's Italian parent company partner Fiat presented the firm's long-awaited five-year business plan that's supposed to show how Fiat will turn the U.S. automaker's fate around and save the company from...