Alfa Romeo’s Vehicle Line-Up to Include New Giulietta and 4C Replacement
Major automaker, Alfa Romeo will soon bring Italian luxury to Singapore’s street as it has revealed plans for new Giulietta and 4C replacement.
Alfa Romeo is famed for manufacturing cars that are greatly admired by many. When a new version of the Alfa Romeo Brera 2005 was released at Geneva Motor Show 2015, replacing the discontinued GTV model, it got fans very excited. The car offered a modern interpretation based on Alfa classics. Though Alfa’s Brera 2005 did not go into production in 2005 and the “scissor-opening doors” were replaced by the traditional looking doors, nevertheless, the car had found favour with a niche group for its looks alone.
Alfa Romeo’s Vehicle Line-Up to Include New Giulietta and 4C Replacement
Today, the company has definitely gone some way towards reinventing itself by introducing its first-ever SUV in the shape of the Stelvio, and a larger, seven-seat SUV to take on the Audi Q7 already in the pipeline. And now, Alfa Romeo has revealed plans for a new Giulietta and a replacement for its 4C coupe.
Of course, the priority of the company is to produce car models with the biggest global appeal to remain profitable, which is why the next new Alfa will be that Audi Q7 rival, which will also see the manufacturer’s first foray into the world of hybrid propulsion systems.
Although crossovers and SUVs seem to dominate markets around the world at the moment, Alfa’s chief technical officer, Roberto Fedeli, sees a need to fill a couple of gaps in the company’s portfolio.
“In order to complete the Alfa range of products we need another couple of pillars – something in the C-Segment and then obviously a sporty product, a very sporty product.” – Alfa’s chief technical officer, Roberto Fedeli
The problem with the C-Segment is Fedeli concedes that it’s “a very local market and not a global one,” which he then went on to clarify means, “it’s very difficult to make a profit.”
An update to the 4C coupe and spider will be produced before the decision is finally made on whether to completely re-engineer and redesign the 4C.
For more details on Alfa Romeo’s Giulietta and the the sporty 4C, please visit its official website here.