Stellantis aims to keep Autobianchi, Innocenti brands, Tavares says

Autobianchi A112 Abarth ARC 2024 — Autobianchi's top model was the A112. The sporty Abarth version (shown), which could reach 150 kph with its 58 hp engine, was the A112's most coveted derivative. It was Italy's answer to the VW Golf GTI. Autobianchi built 117,351 the A112 Abarths during its production run from 1971 to 1985. (AUTOBIANCHI)

October 01, 2024 06:24 AM

TURIN – Stellantis will try to keep possession of two dormant Italian brands it owns, but the automaker would stop short of clashing with the Italian government if it decides to take over Autobianchi and Innocenti.

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