Alfa Romeo is preparing to present the new SUV Milano. Meanwhile, there are those who anticipate a possible great return in the future
The automotive sector is one of the driving forces in Italian industrial history. There are several brands that, over time, have been able to establish themselves. One of these is certainly theAlfa Romeo, authentic pride of Made in Italy in the world.
Not everyone appreciated the Italian company’s farewell from F1, which occurred in 2023 with the end of the collaboration with Sauber. A farewell that was motivated by the excessive costs of the most important car competition in the world, although it is undeniable that the visibility and popularity that this event gave were of great help.
In recent years, Alfa Romeo has had the honor of being able to let champions such as Kimi Raikkonen, Charles Leclerc and Valtteri Bottas drive their cars. Drivers on the launch pad like the Monegasque or at the end of their careers like the Finns, all however capable of giving further visibility to the brand.
One of the key aspects of Alfa Romeo’s history it is also respect for one’s own traditions. It should therefore not be surprising if Biscione creates cars from the past with very modern characteristics. For now they are just rumors, but, in a more or less distant future, we could see one of the Alfa models that made history again.
Alfa Romeo Giulietta, there are those who imagine it like this
L’Alfa Romeo decided to design the Juliet in 2010. The model remained on the market for ten years. There were almost half a million customers who decided to purchase the vehicle in question which had a length of 435 cm, a width of 179 cm and a height of 146 cm with a weight of 1280 kg.
The basic version of the Alfa Romeo Giulietta engine at the time was a 4-cylinder 1400 displacement with a power of 105 horsepower. In this way the car reached 185 km/h as a maximum speed, with the transition from 0 to 100 km/h taking place in 10.6 seconds. Consumption was stabilized at 15.6 km per litre.
For some time now, there has been talk of relaunching some of the iconic models on the market Biscione. The same CEO of the company Jean Philippe Learned he explained how a possibility certainly cannot be ruled out in the near future return to the market Juliet with a revisited model compared to the past.
This is why at this moment there are already several designers who are imagining what the Giulietta of the future could be like. Among the various creations we highlight that of KD Design who imagined the new one Juliet with a bright green color. In all likelihood it will be a model which, with the possible introduction onto the market expected in the next few years, would become totally electric, thus exploiting the platform STLA Medium by Stellantis, already operational for new generation cars.
