Alfa Romeo Tonale
Alfa Romeo just launched its last model with an internal combustion engine.
The Tonale plug-in hybrid crossover, the brand's first electrified model that launched this spring, also will be the last new Alfa Romeo to contain a gasoline engine.
The brand is going all-electric by 2027.
Flagship EV: The brand's next flagship model will be an electric crossover bigger than the Stelvio to compete with the BMW X5, CEO Jean-Philippe Imparato said last year. He talked again in January about the need to have an entry in the E-segment to increase North American sales but said that vehicle doesn't necessarily have to be a crossover. It's expected to arrive in 2027.
Stelvio: The premium crossover may get a redesign and shift to the STLA Large platform for electrified models around 2026.
Tonale: The new Tonale plug-in hybrid combines a 15.5-kilowatt-hour lithium ion battery with a 90-kW electric motor and 1.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine that delivers 285 hp, 347 pound-feet of torque and an electric range of more than 30 miles.
Giulia: The sedan could move to the STLA Large platform in 2026 as a redesigned model.
The 33 Stradale has Alfa Romeo's scudetto (shield) grill. Gullwing-style doors enhance accessibility and ergonomics, Alfa Romeo says.
33 Stradale: Alfa Romeo garnered attention in August with the debut of the limited-edition 33 Stradale, a supercar that surpasses 620 hp with a twin-turbo V-6 engine or more than 750 hp in an electric iteration. Only 33 of the two-seaters are being built, and they've already been sold ahead of the production run next year.
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