Alfa Romeo

Alfa Romeo, founded in 1910 in Milan, Italy under the name Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili, is one of Europe's most prestigious automotive manufacturers, recognized for its sporting heritage and distinctive design. Alfa Romeo's history is intimately linked to automotive competitions: the brand won the Formula 1 World Championship twice (1950 and 1951) and built a reputation for technical excellence among enthusiasts. Since its integration into the Fiat group in 1986, then its evolution under the Stellantis group from 2021 onwards, Alfa Romeo has expanded its Alfa Romeo range by offering sports sedans (Giulia), SUVs (Stelvio), compact cars (Mito, Giulietta) and modern electric vehicles, thus covering premium and high-end segments. The Alfa Romeo technical sheet reflects a "Driveables" philosophy emphasizing driving pleasure, dynamism and engine innovation, with production facilities based in Italy (Cassino, Pomigliano d'Arco) and Poland. As a direct competitor to brands such as BMW, Audi and Mercedes in the prestige sedan segment, Alfa Romeo has marketed iconic models between 1961 and 2022: the 1750/2000, the GTV 6, the 156, the 147, and more recently the Tonale launched in 2022, confirming its position as a European automotive manufacturer at the crossroads between Italian tradition and technological modernity. Alfa Romeo models remain prized by collectors and sports driving enthusiasts, benefiting from worldwide recognition and remarkable customer loyalty in the premium automotive sector.