Photo: Alfa Romeo
Alfa Romeo currently makes just two models, and these are the Giulietta and the MiTo. However, if a report from autoedizione.com is correct, then they will be launching a total of nine models, by the year 2016. Apparently, the news was revealed at a Fiat board meeting, which took place in London, this week.
The cars they have planned range from small B-segment offerings, to the luxurious E-segment (think Mercedes-Benz S-Class and BMW 7-Series rival). Apparently, they want to sell as many as 300,000 cars per year, following the launch of all these cars.
There will be one B-segment city car, one C-segment replacement for the Giulietta, three variants of the Giulia D-segment offering (saloon, estate and crossover), one luxury E-segment car and three additional ‘special’ models, which most likely will turn out to be some sort of crossovers/SUVs, as well as the new Spider, which is being worked on in collaboration with Mazda.
There will be one B-segment city car, one C-segment replacement for the Giulietta, three variants of the Giulia D-segment offering (saloon, estate and crossover), one luxury E-segment car and three additional ‘special’ models, which most likely will turn out to be some sort of crossovers/SUVs, as well as the new Spider, which is being worked on in collaboration with Mazda.
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