Fiat Chrysler confirms possible merger with Peugeot
FCA is negotiating a possible merger with the PSA Group, where brands like Peugeot and Citroen located.
The goal of the negotiations is to create "one of the leading auto alliances in the world."
Discussions on combining the FCA and PSA business have been going on in recent months, but they have only officially announced them now. Combining it as a whole will allow companies to ultimately reduce the cost of creating new products, further reducing the price of vehicles.
According to rumors, the head of the new alliance will be the current PSA CEO Carlos Tavares, and the main on the board of directors will be John Elkann (holds a similar position in FCA).
More news
Fiat Considers Putting Multiplay Concept Into Production Within Three Years
Fiat leadership is evaluating a production version of the Multiplay family concept unveiled at the 2026 Paris Motor Show. Built on shared Stellantis underpinnings and measuring under 4.5 meters long, the road-going model could arrive in two to three years.
21.Oct.2026
Fiat Is Preparing Five Fresh Models: Here’s What’s Coming
The Grizzly is only the first sign of a much bigger product push, with more unusual Fiats headed to markets around the world.
13.Jun.2026
Fiat Introduces Its First Tri-Wheeled Electric Vehicle: A Charming New Delivery Solution
Featuring a 12-horsepower electric motor and a robust 1,190-pound payload capacity, this vehicle is designed to meet modern business demands.
23.May.2025
The Base Fiat Grande Panda: A Unique Approach to Car Design
Experience the simplicity of steel wheels and crank rear windows.
01.Feb.2025
Fiat 500e Production Faces Another Halt
Production of two Maserati models will also be suspended for a month
28.Nov.2024
Stellantis Faces Major Setback with the New Fiat 500
Production of the tiny city car has been halted until November 1 due to poor demand.
02.Oct.2024