You’ll never guess which of the Big Three just announced plans for 10 new EVs. Yes, Fiat Chrysler (FCA) plans to introduce the new models under its Jeep, Maserati, and Fiat brands within the next 4 years.

Currently, Fiat’s only plug-ins are the e500, a compliance car that CEO Sergio Marchionne has asked customers not to buy, and the Pacifica Hybrid, a PHEV that’s available in limited quantities (aspiring autonomy player Waymo is buying up much of the current production).

Now Marchionne says the company will invest 9 billion euros in electrification over the next 4 years, introducing several new hybrids and PHEVs across all its brands, including 10 new EVs.

Here’s the catch: most of these new models are destined for China. FCA’s new EVs are supposed to start appearing around 2020. As always, there’s no way to know if the company will produce them in volume, or if it will turn out just enough to satisfy Chinese regulators.

Source: FCA via Electrek