Savio

Cars with bodies by Savio

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  Fiat · 1967–1969

  500 Albarella (Savio)

  20 Built

  Ultra RareCoachbuilt

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  Fiat

  600 Savio Jungla

  Production not yet verified

  Rare colour

Key facts

Founded

1919¹ Independently researched

Founder

Antonio and Giuseppe Savio¹ Independently researched

Headquarters

Turin, Italy (moved to Moncalieri in 1959)¹ Independently researched

History

Brothers Antonio and Giuseppe Savio trained at Carrozzeria Alessio around 1899 and founded their own firm in Turin in 1919. Fiat was its most frequent partner, alongside Lancia, Alfa Romeo, Isotta Fraschini, Itala and Ceirano, and it also did subcontract work for Ghia, Farina and Boneschi. Known work includes the Fiat 1100 Venilia, the Fiat 600 Jungla and the Fiat Polis concept of 1964. The firm moved to Moncalieri in 1959 and later concentrated on commercial, healthcare and prototype work through its links with Boneschi and the Omnia group.

Milestones

1. 1919
   Savio founded in Turin by Antonio and Giuseppe Savio.¹
2. 1959
   Company moved to Moncalieri.¹

Sources

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   Carrozzeria Savio Level D Carrozzieri Italiani

   • founded in 1919
   • moved to Moncalieri in 1959
   • historic industrial coachbuilder founded in 1919
   • Brothers Antonio and Giuseppe Savio
   • Began in Turin; moved to Moncalieri in 1959
   • Founders, 1919, marques, notable cars, later history

   Accessed 2026-11-13