Fiat

Fiat, founded in 1899 in Turin by Giovanni Agnelli, is one of Europe's largest automobile manufacturers and the industrial heart of the Stellantis group since 2021. Fiat's history spans over 125 years, marked by decisive innovations: the Fiat 500 launched in 1957 becomes a global icon of compact design and remains in production in its modern forms, while the group developed a worldwide presence through its factories in Italy, Poland, Turkey, and Latin America. Fiat models today primarily cover segments B and C, with vehicles such as the Fiat 500, Fiat 600, Panda, and Tipo positioning themselves against direct competitors like Renault and Peugeot. The Fiat manufacturer has produced over 30 million vehicles since its creation and holds significant market share in Europe, particularly in Italy where it concentrates its forces and investments in electrification. The Fiat range today integrates a major energy transition with the development of electric models such as the Fiat 500e and Fiat 600e, meeting Euro 6 emissions standards and European consumer expectations. For enthusiasts consulting our brochures from 1932 to 2024, each Fiat technical specification testifies to the technological and stylistic evolution of a brand capable of combining affordability, practicality, and distinctive design at the heart of continental automotive industry.