ACI Editore becomes a cultural hub for mobility

ACI Editore becomes a cultural hub for mobility

ACI Editore is entering a new phase: evolving from a traditional publishing unit into an integrated cultural platform serving the Automobile Club d'Italia and its members. The initiative connects print, digital, audio, video, training and local presence to support the mobility transition.

Key developments:

• New leadership: the appointment of President Geronimo La Russa launches the strategic project.
• Integration into ACI Mobility: since January ACI Editore has become part of the infomobility division, creating synergies with ACI Radio and the Club's service structures.
• Editorial relocation: the newsroom moved to La Pista di Lainate – ACI Vallelunga Safe Driving Center, aligning content production with training and safety activities.
• Content reinforcement: in 2026 the historic magazine L'Automobile will be redesigned with 10 print issues for Gold Premium members and broad digital distribution to the full membership.
• Staff and formats: on March 16 Fabio Sciarra joins as Head of Content to lead content development and new editorial formats.
• Heritage promotion: the titles Youngclassic and l’automobileclassica will alternate deliveries to ACI Storico members for one year to boost Italy's automotive heritage culture.
• Territorial initiatives: more cultural and training activities will be delivered through provincial Automobile Clubs to strengthen local engagement.

Stated aim: “Strengthening content means strengthening ties with members and guiding citizens through mobility’s transformation,” says President La Russa. Editorial director David Giudici describes the project as a move to build an authoritative, contemporary content system to support ACI's modernization.

ACI Editore's transformation seeks to combine information, education and public service, offering clearer tools to understand major mobility issues and increasing access via multimedia channels and local activities.