Talk:FCA Global Medium Engine

The correct name of engine is FCA Global Medium Engine, Hurricane is american version, Giorgio is the italian version! FCA have two new family of petrol engine: the Fiat Global Small Engine and this new Global Medium

Hurricane engine from Stellantis
Stellantis is calling this an all-new engine and it's not a medium engine but a larger one nor is it global engine as its for North America, so I propose it get its own article and not be added to this one. Besselfunctions (talk) 14:36, 26 March 2022 (UTC)


 * See what I wrote on the Talk:Stellantis_Hurricane_engine page. Stellantis itself IS calling the 6 cylinder variant as "part of it Global Medium Engine Family" in a press release issued on it's very own website. I think it is better that these pages merge, but if not, you're going to have to reference the other page and clean up the name of this page as the 4 cylinder engines are also Stellantis Medium Engines. As seen at another Stellantis website, "The 2.0-litre I-4 turbocharged engine is part of the Stellantis Global Medium Engine family." BOTH engines are part of the Stellantis Global Medium Engine family. Both engines are in production now. Requesting an editor to make a bold edit here, as I am too far out of my league to handle this one! All I can say is, as it stands now, the split pages (FCA vs Stellantis, 4cyl vs 6cyl) are confusing and counter-productive. --Jmccorm (talk) 03:11, 27 March 2024 (UTC)

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