Next week, Alfa Romeo is set to reveal a limited-edition V6 supercar, which is expected to feature a modified version of the Giulia Quadrifoglio’s twin-turbocharged 2.9-litre V6 engine. It is speculated that the car will have more power than the usual 520bhp.

The CEO of Alfa Romeo, Jean-Philippe Imparato, stated that the new supercar will not only be suited for the track but also practical for everyday use, despite its anticipated high price and positioning. He believes that the car has the potential to become an iconic and recognisable Alfa Romeo model.

Imparato also revealed that Alfa Romeo has already planned its core range of models until 2027, with one new model scheduled to be launched each year. Additionally, Alfa Romeo has presented a product plan to parent company Stellantis until 2030, with the possibility of adding more models as the brand achieves success in the coming years.

The CEO confirmed that Alfa Romeo is planning to introduce both larger and smaller SUVs compared to the existing Tonale model. The smaller SUV, expected to be unveiled next year, will be an electric sister car to the new Jeep Avenger, featuring significant enhancements and different capabilities. On the other hand, the larger SUV, possibly a replacement for the Stelvio, is scheduled for release around 2026 and will also be electric.

In 2025, Alfa Romeo plans to introduce a successor to the Giulia, which will be the first model in the Stellantis lineup to utilize the group’s next-generation EV architecture. Imparato mentioned that the new platform will incorporate advanced technologies, including 5G connectivity and a highly advanced software suite. Furthermore, the Giulia will also come with a 1000hp Quadrifoglio variant.

Imparato hinted at the possibility of offering various options and body styles for future Alfa Romeo models, including roadsters, saloons, and hatchbacks.