The Latest Breaking News from FCA

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.

The fast-fashion retailer’s reluctance to disclose information about its supply chain in China won’t wash

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

The extension follows a landmark Court of Appeal ruling in October.