Alfa Romeo CEO, Shows First Look At New 33 Stradale

Last August, Alfa Romeo debuted its new ultra-rare super sportscar – the Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale. The 33 Stradale pays homage to the historic 1967 model while boldly embracing the future of style and driving experience. With a mere 33 exclusive units, each a testament to the brand’s artistry and dedication, the 33 Stradale bridges the gap between Alfa Romeo’s storied heritage and its aspirations for innovation in Italian sportsmanship.

True to Alfa Romeo’s legacy, the 33 Stradale offers an extraordinary driving experience. The development team aimed to deliver track-worthy performance in a road-worthy package without compromising comfort and safety. F1 driver Valtteri Bottas contributed to the car’s tuning, melding F1 expertise with everyday usability.

Despite its hefty price tag of €1.7 million (or about $1.85 million), the Stradale sold out. But for those customers who could afford this ultra-limited super sportscar, they will have a choice of either an internal combustion (ICE) or a battery-electric (BEV) powertrain.

At work, on the mock-up 😎 Sound to come ! 😁 #alfaromeo #stellantis pic.twitter.com/7cmc9mk3LR

— Jean-Philippe Imparato (@JPImparato) February 2, 2024

For those choosing ICE, a Maserati-sourced twin-turbo 3.0-liter “Nettuno” V6 engine will deliver over 620 horsepower, harnessed through an eight-speed DCT gearbox and an electronic limited-slip differential for dynamic rear-wheel-drive performance. For those inclined towards an electric future, a BEV configuration yields over 750 horsepower, coupled with an estimated range of 280 miles (450 km) according to WLTP standards. Performance numbers are staggering, with a top speed of 206 mph and a 0 to 62 mph (0 to 100 km/h) sprint in under three seconds.

Alfa Romeo CEO, Jean Philippe Imparato, posted on his personal Twitter (X) profile the first clip where we can see this new ultra-rare super sportscar in motion. Shown in its BEV configuration, Imparato left the caption of “At work, on the mock-up. Sound to come!”

Production is scheduled to start this June, with the first delivery of the 33 Stradale scheduled to take place in December 2024.