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• The Fiat brand will launch the new Panda, new Punto and a new city car, as well as an all-new B-segment model. The 500 and 500 convertible will also undergo a refresh. The product plan also includes two new models in the compact MPV segment as well as two in the Compact segment. In 2011, an SUV based on the Dodge Journey platform will be added to the Fiat brand portfolio. Completing the line-up will be new and updated LCV models, such as the Qubo which is to undergo a refresh in 2012.

• Lancia will be the most impacted by the alliance with Chrysler Group as the Lancia brand and Chrysler brand product portfolios will be completely integrated to create a full line brand focused primarily in the medium and large segments. In addition to a restyling of the Ypsilon, the brand's flagship models will be the 300C, Grand Voyager and a new crossover model.

• Alfa Romeo has plans for 7 new models and 2 restylings. Of particular note are the 2 large segment models to be released in 2012: the Giulia sedan and Giulia station wagon. The brand also has plans to expand into the SUV segment, refresh the MiTo and the Giulietta, and launch the new Spider.

• For the Abarth brand a refresh of the 500 and 500C are planned, as well as an Abarth remake of the Punto Evo.

• In Europe, the Jeep® product line-up will be expanded to include 3 new Chrysler made models, and 3 existing models will undergo a refresh.

• Fiat Professional will release 5 new models and refresh 3 existing models. Developments in the small van range will include launch of the Doblò Dropside. The brand's presence in the pick-up segment will be expanded with the arrival of a 1 ton vehicle based on a RAM platform and produced by Chrysler.

• • In the luxury segment: Ferrari's new product launches will consist primarily of 12 cylinder models and product customization. And, in addition to expanding its existing range, Maserati will enter the upper end of the E segment, as well as targeting increased market share in the G segment.