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The ready-to-wear offshoot is part of a plan to expand the carmaker’s ‘luxury lifestyle’ side of its business
Benedetto Vigna to join supercar maker in September from tech group STMicroelectronics
Outgoing supercar boss recovering from Covid-19 also stands down as Philip Morris chairman
Electric sports cars accelerate fast, even if they lack the throaty roar of the traditional luxury coupe
Nick Slape’s choice of Land Rover over Ferraris projects the right image
A City lawyer and a Kent engineer on a friendship formed while fettling a fleet of vintage motors
Carmaker is suing a tiny charity over trademarking of Italian word for thoroughbred
New chief’s soft-pedal approach runs counter to the Marchionne days
Scrutiny of e-cigarettes casts cloud over deals between Big Tobacco and motorsports
The talented young man from Monaco will endure the intense scrutiny on the team alongside Vettel
A balance sheet that ‘does not quite balance’ makes Aston Martin a sell, says Jefferies
Sports car maker embraces hybrid technology and expands product range to lift profits
How the architect of Fiat Chrysler transformed the company over 14 years
A new CEO was appointed at the weekend
Changes to encourage more competition spark breakaway talk
New F1 owner, Liberty Media, plans to give the sport a more level playing field
Ronald Stern has spent four decades tracing the life and legacy of the iconic Italian carmaker
Founder of CartuRacing drives one of his Ferraris each day to his Budapest office
The idea is to represent the power of the supercar’s engine in clockwork form
Two bidders race over Le Mans 400bhp veteran
Marchionne insists order book ‘as strong as ever’
Sergio Marchionne says he is focused on executing a plan to improve performance, not deals
Shares in supercar group suspended after initial fall before winning confidence of Italian investors
Stake of up to 40% could be sold in group that owns country’s rail lines and its train operator Trenitalia
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