Luna Rossa is Alfa Romeo’s new flagship model.
Junior, Tonale, Giulia, and Stelvio now come in the Edizione Luna Rossa version, featuring additional equipment and finishes inspired by Italy’s America’s Cup team.
The Edizione Luna Rossa represents the new highest level of premium equipment for Alfa Romeo’s Junior, Tonale, Giulia, and Stelvio models.
The partnership with the Italian sailing team previously led to the creation of the Giulia Quadrifoglio Luna Rossa, limited to 10 units all of which have been sold. This series extends the Luna Rossa name to hybrid, electric, and diesel versions as well.
In the Junior and Tonale, the interior design features a new gray shade combined with glossy black details and red logos. There are also white or black body colors available. The wheels are 18” in the Junior and 20” in the Tonale, which comes equipped with red Brembo brake calipers.
The seats use 3D Knit fabric, paired with Scuba Kabo in the Junior and Feelteck in the Tonale. In both cases, the upholstery mixes black and gray tones, with the Alfa Romeo red emblem on the headrests.
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In the Junior model, the graphics on the dashboard and center console are inspired by the structure of sails. The Tonale takes this design element into the ambient lighting and adds gray stitching to the dashboard and doors.
The featured equipment includes navigation on a 10.25” screen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, adaptive cruise control, and a rear camera.
In the Giulia and Stelvio, carbon fiber appears on the front bumper and mirror covers. The sedan adds side skirts and a rear spoiler made from the same material.
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The wheels are 19” on the Giulia and 21” on the Stelvio, paired with red brake calipers. White, black, and Etna Red are the available color options. Inside, leather-trimmed dashboards and door panels are combined with seats made of ECONYL fabric, produced from recycled nylon.
Both models come standard with electronically controlled suspension and Harman Kardon audio. The electric sunroof is available on the Giulia and is optional on the Stelvio.
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Powertrains and Arrival in Portugal
The options announced for the Junior include a 145 hp 1.2 turbo hybrid engine, available with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive Q4, as well as an electric version with 156 hp.
In the Tonale, choices include a 130 hp 1.6 Diesel engine, a 175 hp 1.5 hybrid engine, and a 270 hp Q4 plug-in hybrid engine.
The Giulia and Stelvio are equipped with a 2.2 Diesel engine, offering 160 hp with rear-wheel drive or 210 hp with all-wheel drive Q4. In both cases, the transmission is an eight-speed automatic.
The brand plans a phased rollout in European markets. The launch announcement does not specify prices, arrival dates, or models available for Portugal.