Fiat’s 1.4L family of engines utilizes “MultiAir” technology. Dave Schmidt is chief engineer for Chrysler’s North American 1.4L engine program, and here’s how he described MultiAir to ...

With Multiair, the tiny 1.4-liter engine of the Fiat 500 produces a gutsy 101 hp and a healthy amount of low-rpm torque. Also, since the system is simple and compact, it's not an expensive add-on.

Geneva 2009: Fiat unveils new Multiair engine line Fiat’s not planning to give up its title as the lowest CO2-producing line in Europe any time soon.

2013 Fiat 500 Turbo unveiled with 135-HP 1.4L MultiAir, priced from $19,500* Let’s call this little guy Abarth Light.

BALOCCO, Italy -- Chrysler Group may incorporate Fiat's new MultiAir fuel-saving technology in some gasoline engines, Fiat sources say. Fiat S.p.A. considers the variable valve timing system a ...

Chrysler has announced that a MultiAir 1.4L version of its Fully Integrated Robotized Engine (FIRE) inline-four-cylinder engine will be built in the U.S., initially arriving under the hood of the ...

So far, only the Alfa Romeo MiTo hatchback has the Multiair technology, but Fiat is planning to roll the technology across its brands and engines over the coming year. If Chrysler does take ...

Multiair fails safe with the valves shut to prevent catastrophic piston/valve contact and if one actuator goes down the other three engine cylinders should give a limp-home facility.

In Europe, MultiAir's potential as an enabler of downsizing was too much for Fiat to resist. Last year it launched an engine entirely designed around the tech. TwinAir is a 900-cc in-line two ...

The object of the visit was the presentation of the new MultiAir technology which promises to transform the gasoline engine in the way Common Rail technology, also developed by Fiat in the 1990s ...

As announced back in June, Italian manufacturer Alfa Romeo launched today the 1.4l MultiAir engine choice for the MiTo. The engine will be offered with three different power levels - 105 hp, 135 ...

The 133bhp MultiAir Punto - there's a 104bhp version, too - will hit 62mph in 8.5secs while returning 51mpg and 129g/km of CO2.