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== The Lingotto factory and industrial symbolism == The opening of the Lingotto factory in Turin in 1923 marked a milestone in European industrial architecture and automobile production. The facility, featuring a multi-storey assembly line culminating in a rooftop test track, symbolised Fiat’s commitment to modern, vertically integrated manufacturing. Lingotto became an international reference point for automobile production and reinforced Fiat’s position as an industrial leader. ----
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