Alfa Romeo’s Senior Vice President for the US market, Larry Dominique, declared in February that the Quadrifoglio models would no longer be available in the area. Order books would remain open until April, and the last cars would depart the plant in June. He did not, however, bring up the Super Sport versions, which were not shown until the middle of May.
The new Quadrifoglio Super Sport special limited series models will be available globally, including in America. These models commemorate Alfa Romeo’s first victory at the 1928 Mille Miglia with the 6C 1500 Super Sport. Alfa Romeo will produce 275 units of the Giulia sedan and 175 of the Stelvio crossover SUV.
For the US, Alfa Romeo has allocated 72 units of the Giulia and 52 of the Stelvio from the final run of the current Quadrifoglio models. The North American models, like their international counterparts, feature a new black Quadrifoglio badge, 3D red carbon-fiber trim, and other exclusive perks. The twin-turbo V6 engine is included, but the US versions will have 505 horsepower, compared to 520 in Europe.
Pricing starts at $86,770 for the 2024 Giulia Quadrifoglio Super Sport and $94,370 for the 2024 Stelvio Quadrifoglio Super Sport, excluding the $1,595 destination fee. In Australia, prices are even higher, with the Giulia QV SS at AUD 174,200 and the Stelvio QV SS at AUD 183,200, translating to $116,439 and $122,537 respectively. These prices include GST and LCT but exclude on-road costs and dealer delivery fees. Alfa Romeo hasn’t specified the exact allocation for Australia.
