Where is Fiat from?

Fiat comes from Italy. It was founded in Turin, Italy in 1899.^[1] Since 2021, it has been owned by Stellantis, headquartered in the Netherlands.^[1]

Origin

Italy

Founded 1899 in Turin

Owner today Foreign-owned

Netherlands

Stellantis · since 2021

Key facts

Country of origin: Italy^[1]
Founded: 1899, Turin^[1]
Founder: Giovanni Agnelli
Current owner: Stellantis^[1]
Owner headquarters: Hoofddorp, Netherlands
Ownership: Owned, since 2021
Type: Brand — cars
Category: Automotive

Origin is not where products are made. Fiat’s origin is where the brand was created. Its products may be designed, manufactured or assembled in other countries. How we define origin.

Other brands owned by Stellantis

France

Italy

United States

Peugeot→

Fiat→

Jeep→

→ flag owned from another countryBigger tiles: editor’s highlights, not sales.

Sources

[1]Fiat Automobiles — Wikipedia — Wikipedia

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