Fiat’s popular Daily van is to be made in Russia, along with Magneti Marelli vehicle instrument clusters.


The Italian automaker on Thursday said it had formed a joint venture with Russia’s Samotlor-NN to produce the Daily.


The companies plan to invest about EUR50m ($US67.2m) in the venture, with Fiat’s Iveco commercial vehicle unit holding a 51% share and the Russian company 49%, the Associated Press (AP) reported.


The companies aim to produce 25,000 units, mostly for sale in Russia and other ex-Soviet states.


In a separate deal, Fiat’s parts unit Magneti Marelli has signed a letter of intent to create a joint venture with Avtopribor of Russia to make electronic instrument clusters for motor vehicles. Magneti Marelli will have 51% and Avtopribor will have 49%, AP added.

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