New Alfa Romeo SUV Model to Compete with Audi Q3

Alfa Romeo is planning two new SUV additions to its expanding product line and expanding the popular Stelvio's product range. New Stelvio versions will be available for sale in the next 3 years. The new 2 models of Alfa Romeo will be the strongest tricks of the Italian brand on the SUV market. The models planned to be produced until 2022 will play an important role in reaching the sales target of 400 thousand years. The new SUV model is yet to be named. However, the small SUV model will likely be the best-selling model of Alfa's 108-year history. The new model will be located in the fastest growing segment of the automobile market, including the Volvo XC40, BMW X1, Audi Q3 and Range Rover Evoque will compete with the modeller. The baby SUV will be developed on the abbreviated version of the Giorgio platform, which is currently used on Stelvio SUVs and Giulia sedans. The chassis will be based on Giulietta's base. As a result, the new SUV model will be rear-wheel-drive and the four-wheel drive option will be on the option list. Alfa Romeo, which has stopped developing diesel engines, will now invest in hybrid units. For this reason, we will see gasoline and hybrid units on the engine scale.
GREAT SUV MODEL GETS The larger SUV models will be the brand's new flagship and will compete with the Audi Q7 and Volvo XC90. The big SUV could be Alfa's first model with a performance-focused hybrid engine. Engineers have a range of 32 km and a range of 0-100 km They promise a speed of less than 5 seconds / s.

8C MODEL GETS The 8C, which will go out in 2022, will be in the supercar class. However, it will be sold with hybrid motor option. It will be improved on the new carbon fiber chassis and powered by double turbo V6 engine. Alfa has already announced that it will release a rival model for the Honda NSX. Stating that they are working to complete the 0-100 km / h acceleration in 3 seconds, Alfa stated that they will compete with models like McLaren 720S, Ferrari 488 GTB and Lamborghini Huracan.