The current iteration of the Alfa Romeo Giulia is revered for its striking design and dynamic driving experience, despite its imperfections. As anticipation mounts for the electric variant set to debut in 2026, enthusiasts hope for enhancements in interior quality and reliability while retaining its stellar performance.
CEO Jean Philippe Imparato recently shared insights with Motor1, confirming that the new Giulia will utilize the STLA Large modular platform, shared with the Dodge Charger Daytona EV.
However, Imparato assures that the upcoming Giulia will not resemble the Charger, emphasizing a distinct design tailored to evoke awe. Describing the design process, he expressed immense satisfaction, affirming the team’s passion for the final product.
Notably, Giulia’s size concerns, given the Charger’s larger dimensions, are addressed by Imparato, who highlights the platform’s adaptability in accommodating varying lengths and wheelbases.
For enthusiasts hesitant about fully embracing electric propulsion, Alfa Romeo offers reassurance with the new Giulia and the upcoming Stelvio crossover, slated for 2025. Both models will offer a range of powertrain options, including traditional gasoline engines and electric variants, mirroring the versatile lineup of the Dodge Charger.
Furthermore, hybrid configurations will be available, providing consumers with diverse choices. However, details regarding engine sharing between Alfa Romeo and Dodge remain undisclosed.
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