Fiat has been 
					recognised as a leader in sustainability with its inclusion 
					in the Dow Jones Sustainability World and Dow Jones 
					Sustainability STOXX Indexes, receiving a score of 90/100 
					compared with an average of 72/100 for all companies in the 
					sector evaluated by SAM, the investment group which 
					specialises in Sustainability Investing. 
					The DJSI World and 
					DJSI STOXX are the most prestigious stock market indexes 
					measuring performance in the area of corporate 
					responsibility and only admit companies which are 
					best-in-class in managing their businesses according to 
					sustainability criteria. In fact, only companies which are 
					leaders in terms of economic as well as social and 
					environmental performance are included. 
					Sergio Marchionne, 
					Chief Executive Officer of Fiat, commented: "This 
					achievement demonstrates that for Fiat sustainability is a 
					way of doing business which drives our daily decision 
					making. We will continue in our commitment to maintaining 
					high standards and improving performance, thereby 
					contributing to the creation of long-term value for all 
					stakeholders." 
					The Group achieved 
					significant results in 2008: In the environmental area, for 
					example, Fiat was recognised as having the lowest average 
					CO2 emissions levels among the top-selling brands in Europe 
					(source: Jato Dynamics), making the brand and Fiat Group 
					Automobiles the most virtuous in its peer group. In 
					addition, with the launch of the Grande Punto Natural Power, 
					Fiat strengthened its leadership in the area of 
					environmentally-friendly natural gas vehicles - including 
					the contribution of new engines developed by FPT Powertrain 
					Technologies - having the most extensive offer in the 
					market. New Holland Agriculture further consolidated its 
					position as "Clean Energy Leader", offering a broad range of 
					products which can run on pure biodiesel and Iveco - in 
					addition to its existing product offer which already meets 
					strict new standards for polluting emissions well ahead of 
					the legal deadline - has also begun testing hybrid 
					diesel-electric vehicles. Finally, Magneti Marelli has been 
					confirmed as a major player in sustainable mobility, 
					receiving one of the most prestigious automotive awards 
					worldwide for its TetraFuel system. New product developments 
					include the soon-to-be-released Multiair engine which has an 
					innovative valve management system for the control of 
					airflow and combustion, offering a significant reduction in 
					fuel consumption and polluting emissions, in addition to 
					improved performance. 
					
					The DJSI selection 
					criteria examine a number of indicators in each of the three 
					dimensions (economic, environmental and social) which 
					comprise the concept of Sustainability. The economic 
					dimension involves an analysis of corporate governance, risk 
					management, code of conduct, brand management and innovation 
					management. Analysis of the environmental dimension includes 
					environmental reporting, policy and the management system. 
					The social dimension takes into consideration the 
					development and management of human capital, philanthropy, 
					health and safety in the workplace, supplier management and 
					stakeholder engagement.