The Alfa Romeo 166 is reborn: at its home motor show this week Guangzhou Automobile unveiled its new "GAC Trumpchi" which is based on the underpinnings of the Italian brand's last flagship sedan and also features a 2.0 TwinSpark engine

Fiat Chairman John Elkann has met at Lingotto Zhou Qiang the General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Province of Hunan where the joint venture between Fiat and Guangzhou Automobile Group is taking shape

Fiat and Chinese carmaker Guangzhou Auto have officially begun construction of their new joint venture facilities in Changsha, the capital of Hunan province; the event was marked by a groundbreaking ceremony attended by dignitaries

Fiat Group and Guangzhou Auto have today announced their Chinese joint venture which will get underway after nearly a year of talks with the production of the Linea and two engines as it builds towards a 140,000 units production target

With the Fiat Group now reportedly just days away from signing a new Chinese joint venture agreement with Guangzhou Auto it has been revealed that the new project will provide a springboard for Alfa Romeo to begin manufacturing in China

News has emerged that the planned joint venture between Fiat and Guangzhou Auto, which is now in the process getting Chinese government approval, is set to be located in the factories of Changfeng which is merging with Guangzhou Auto

More than six months of talks between Fiat and ambitious Chinese carmaker Guangzhou Auto have resulted in an agreement to form a passenger car manufacturing joint venture with an investment of 4.27 billion yuan (US$625.7 million)

According to Chinese media reports over the weekend Fiat and Guangzhou Auto have reach an agreement for a joint venture in the Research & Development of compact cars with the plans now set to be presented for government approval

According to local media reports Guangzhou Automobile Industry Group Co has firmed up outline plans for a joint venture with Fiat in China building on negotiations that have been going on between the two since late last autumn

Guangzhou Auto, one of China's less well known automobile manufacturers', has confirmed that it is locked in talks with Fiat Group about buying platforms and technology to further the development of its own-brand car range