FCA+PSA to lead Europe’s most profitable segments

Both groups combined would create not only the world’s fourth largest car maker, but they would become Europe’s top-selling SUV and LCV/Vans auto group.

SUV global sales fall in H1 2019. FCA loses ground

While total SUV global sales fell by 3.1%, FCA posted a decline of 8% during the same period, with its volume falling from 992,300 units in H1 2018 to 908,100 units in H1 2019.

Global auto industry earns less in Q2-19, but FCA improves its position

The Q2 2019 financial results of 25 auto makers are the best proof that the global economic growth is rapidly slowing down.

Europe H1-19: FCA triples the volume sold by VW Group in the City-cars segment

With two models, Fiat was able to almost triple the volume sold by Volkswagen Group and its three models. The Italian-American automaker lost ground in most of the segments where it operates.

The plan B of FCA

FCA’s plan B is to look even further in both terms, time and space. While the French decide what to do, Manley and his guys should start looking for partners in China.

The FCA and Renault merger would create the world’s largest SUV maker

If the Renault board accepts the merger proposal made by FCA, the new group would not only become the world’s third largest carmaker but it would also lead the global market’s key segments.

Q1-19: FCA improves the mix but earns less

FCA underperformed in the industry during the quarter. The group posted the seventh largest revenue with €24.48 billion.

FCA and Tesla need each other more than we think

The latest moves and news of the industry indicate that FCA and Tesla might be closer than what they think. Both companies face issues that could be the beginning of further collaboration between them. Moreover, the situation of global markets is pushing the two companies to take decisions that were unthinkable some months ago. With […]

Tesla credits would save 630 million euros to FCA

By adding its 2018 volume in Europe and considering the super credits policy, the initial impact of this operation would be a penalty saving of 630 million euros.

Renault-Nissan or PSA? FCA continues to flirt

Fiat Chrysler has been having conversations with PSA top management looking for any kind of strong collaboration between them. The talks aim to close a deal that would go beyond the usual Joint-Ventures that both companies have runned in the past. Even if FCA has declined, it is clear that Manley and his men do […]