Sergio Marchionne is still considering potential carmaking partnerships and a spin-off of Fiat's auto division, reports the Financial Times.
Fiat has confirmed it will make a non-binding offer to buy struggling Italian coachbuilder Bertone.
Aimed at customers between 25 and 45 with “spirited views of life and a developed sense of style and humour”, 70% of 500 C will be sold to women.
Fiat has formed a joint venture with Chinese carmaker Guangzhou Automobile Group.
Chrysler's weaker models could be weeded out under plans by chief executive of Fiat Sergio Marchionne.
Fiat and Alfa Romeo fleet and remarketing director Adam Pumfrey has left the manufacturer to set up a new business.
Fiat has finalised its global strategic alliance with Chrysler which will see the Italian carmaker’s chief executive become CEO of Chrysler too.
Fiat’s bid for Chrysler has been given court approval which should allow the US manufacturer to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection soon.
Fiat has decided not to attend talks in Berlin with the German government which will decide the chosen bidder for General Motors’ European division.
Fiat is offering dual controls free of charge on its 500 model to driving schools in a bid to boost corporate sales to instructors.
Adam Pumfrey, who was fleet and remarketing director at Fiat Group UK until he left in April, has launched a new business.
Fiat has provided further detail on its bid to buy GM’s European operation Opel and Vauxhall.
Fiat, Geely and an unnamed German bank are reportedly the three bidders most likely to buy Saab, according to a GM source.
Plans for Fiat to take over General Motor’s European business are moving forward after its chief executive Sergio Marchionne met Germany’s economy minister.
Chrysler has been given approval from the US bankruptcy court to access a $4.5 billion (£3bn) state loan as it secures its planned alliance with Fiat.
Chrysler has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and also formed an alliance with Fiat which will see the Italian company take a 20% stake.
Chrysler has moved closer to joining forces with Fiat after it settled some problems with its Canadian workers.
Fiat is one of several potential buyers of part of Vauxhall/Opel.
Fiat and Chrysler are fiercely working on an alliance which is liking to come together in the next two weeks.
