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Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot to merge in giant deal
In Depth New carmaker would become the third largest in the world
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PSA FCA: Peugeot owner and Fiat Chrysler approve merger
In Depth Conglomerate will be the fourth largest in the world but some fear it may come at the expense of British workers
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Fiat 500 electric 2020: design details, price, specs and release date
In Depth Everything we know so far about the Italian marque’s first mass-production EV
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FCA-Renault merger: deal collapses following French government intervention
In Depth The tie-up would have created the largest motoring group in the world
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April Fools’ Day: the best and worst car spoof stories
In Depth From the plausible to the ludicrous, here’s how the motoring world is trying to prank drivers
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Geneva Motor Show 2019: four of the best weird and wonderful concept cars
In Depth From modular crossovers to electric dune buggies, these prototype machines are grabbing the spotlight in Switzerland
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Britain’s least safe cars 2018: Fiat Panda scores zero-star Euro NCap crash test rating
Speed Read FCA-owned Jeep also performed poorly with one-star
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The least safe cars on sale 2018: Fiat Punto axed after zero-star Euro NCap rating
Speed Read Disastrous score marks the end of the hatchback’s 13-year production run
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Former Fiat Chrysler chief Sergio Marchionne dies at 66
Speed Read Motoring figures and politicians pay their respects to ‘one of the industry’s most revered figures’
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FCA accused of emissions cheating on 104,000 vehicles
In Depth Auxiliary emission control devices allegedly used on Fiat Chrysler diesel models built between 2014 and 2016
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Reference and reverence: Heritage in automotive design
In Depth We worship the concept of heritage, especially in motoring, but, asks Stephen Bayley, what is it exactly? And does it stifle creativity?
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Badges of honour: the meaning behind six Italian car logos
In Depth Stephen Bayley says that Italian carmakers display their pride on their shields
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Car hackers: vehicle security flaws are 'likely to kill someone'
Speed Read Hackers discover software flaws that could let people take control of vehicles via the web
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