The Latest Breaking News from FCA

The consumer group has highlighted three ‘common misconceptions’ that can lead to confusion over whether people are covered.

A significant rift has shaken Stellantis, the world’s fourth-largest automaker. In a dramatic turn of events, the company’s board has summoned CEO Carlos Tavares, ultimately compelling him to step down.

Some experts have raised the possibility that potentially millions of motorists could be eligible for a payout.

Launched as a challenger to traditional lenders, it profited from offering state-backed loans during Covid. But then the regulator came calling

New powers come amid concerns that cyber-attacks and outages could put the country’s financial stability at risk

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) reached a settlement regarding alleged violations of emission regulations for diesel engines. FCA will pay a fine of $4,185,820 for violating CARB air quality regulations in certain diesel-powered Ram ProMaster vans.

In 1998, Chrysler turned into Daimler-Chrysler, which morphed into FCA, and now, for some reason, it's called Stellantis. Whatever the name may be, the smallest member of Detroit's Big Three is seemingly in permanent need of a savior. For Stellantis, the highs are stratospheric, but the lows are somewhere in…

Dance, who owned six-time Group 1 winner Laurens and co-owned Cheltenham Gold Cup runner-up Bravemansgame, has been charged with nine criminal offences

Financial Conduct Authority sets 4 December 2025 deadline for handling rising number of customer queries