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Alfa Romeo Extends Giulia and Stelvio to 2027 as It Adopts a Multi‑Energy Plan

The brand is pivoting to STLA Large to accommodate hybrids and combustion options after a BEV‑only path proved unworkable on timing and demand.

Overview

  • Alfa Romeo officially confirmed current Giulia and Stelvio diesel versions remain orderable through the end of 2027, with production continuing in Cassino on the Giorgio platform.
  • Successor models are being developed on Stellantis’ STLA Large architecture with battery‑electric, hybrid and internal‑combustion variants planned, and no launch date set yet.
  • Industry reporting attributes the delay to adapting the LP3 version of STLA Large—originally engineered for BEVs—to accept combustion and hybrid drivetrains.
  • The Quadrifoglio performance line will return in 2026, according to the company’s announcement.
  • CEO Santo Ficili stated “Alfa Romeo is not for sale,” and trade press reports indicate plans for a large X5‑size electric SUV have been shelved as priorities shift.