in November 2018 Fiat unveiled a concept vehicle at the Sao Paulo Auto Show in Brazil, dubbed the Fastback. It was designed locally and will supposedly stand as a first taste of things to come from ...

Fiat is stepping into the spotlight once again, this time with a crossover that will expand the growing Panda lineup. The new model carries forward the Panda’s character, scaled up with a larger ...

Not all European customers buying the Volkswagen Taigo may know that the crossover was developed in Brazil. There, it is called Nivus. Brazil may have another vehicle to export to Europe and other ...

Fiat’s long-awaited production variant of 2018’s Fastback concept is just around the corner and has been teased for the first time. The Fiat Fastback Concept was unveiled at 2018’s Sao Paulo Auto Show ...

It's only been a year since Stellantis re-introduced the Abarth brand to the Brazilian Domestic Market. But in that time, the drive towards offering a cool, fashionable performance vehicle brand to ...

Fiat Brazil's answer to the Volkswagen Nivus (sold in Europe as the Taigo) has arrived in the form of the new Fastback after a namesake concept unveiled back in November 2018. It's a small SUV beaten ...

Today is the day of the Fiat Grande Panda, the larger and (also) electric version of the Italian city car. The company hosted a staged debut at the Lingotto in Turin for a model destined to rewrite ...

Exterior mirrors that of the Pulse, but changes from the B-pillar back. With the North American International Auto Show well underway in Detroit, Fiat has opted for a different location for the ...

The Fastback is said to be a mix between an SUV, sedan and coupe, using the same underpinnings as the brand’s small SUV, the Toro. While some of the Fastback’s front-end features look similar to the ...

Here’s proof that it’s not just us Europeans buying into the coupe-SUV craze – this is the all-new Fiat Fastback for Brazil. Not the prettiest thing the Italian firm has ever built, is it? Fiat sells ...

The Fiat Grizzly is just the beginning—more funky Fiats are on the way globally.

Fiat CEO, Olivier Francois, has unveiled the next steps in the creation of the Brand’s product lineup. All the new models will share a common global platform, making them available to customers all ...