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Alfa Romeo teases the car fans have been waiting for

Alfa Romeo is a brand with plenty of heritage, and an upcoming concept car might just continue to lean on that history.

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by Jordan Mulach
Alfa Romeo teases the car fans have been waiting for

Italian marque Alfa Romeo is previewing its next design language with a concept car, due to be revealed in Paris next month.

Previewed in a teaser image, Alfa Romeo says that it will unveil its latest concept car on October 12 at the Paris motor show, with the vehicle in question being one which “embodies its vision for the future and the full creative strength of Stellantis’ premium sports brand”.

“It is the car every Alfista has long been waiting for, capable of expressing that distinctive interpretation of the automobile embedded in the DNA of the Biscione: one that transcends the notion of a mere means of transportation and embraces the purest driving emotions.

Alfa Romeo's concept car teaser

“What defines an Alfa Romeo is not only its distinctive design and cutting-edge technology, but also the visceral bond it creates with the person behind the wheel, a symbiotic relationship that this concept takes to an even more intense level.

“Its roots lie in a unique automotive culture, where craftsmanship, design and performance blend with passion, transforming attention to detail into beauty, and beauty into emotion.:

Nothing is yet known about what it’ll be, as the brand has already teased it’ll show off its latest ‘C-segment’ (mid-sized) SUV at the Paris show too, though this vehicle is expected to be completely different.

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Alfa Romeo seems to have heard criticisms of the BMW M3’s looks and told everyone to hold its Peroni.

At this year’s Stellantis Investor Day, the parent to Alfa Romeo said it would add a “new specialty model” to its lineup, leaning on the Bottegafuoriserie customisation division, announced last year as a sub-brand run jointly between Alfa and Maserati.

So far, it has only released the Giulia Quadrifoglio Luna Rossa, but the brand also has recent success in the niche market with the 33 Stradale.

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by Jordan Mulach

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