Alfa Romeo CEO, Shows First Look At New 33 Stradale
Ultra-Rare Premium Super SportsCar Will Have Both ICE and Electric Powertrains...
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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.
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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!”
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Production is scheduled to start this June, with the first delivery of the 33 Stradale scheduled to take place in December 2024.
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