The Alfa Romeo Milano is gearing up for its official debut on April 10 as the Italian automaker’s very first fully electric vehicle. While eager car enthusiasts may be keen to get their hands on one, the Milano is expected to be sold primarily in Europe and potentially in other international markets, but not in the U.S. This compact crossover is set to be related to the Jeep Avenger, a model not available in the American market.
Engineers from projects like the 4C, 8C and the Giulia/Stelvio Quadrifoglio are taking the Milano to the limit in tests at the Balocco test track, implying that the company is fully invested in ensuring that the Milano will live up to Alfa’s high standards from a dynamics perspective. Whether or not the Milano will outshine other electric crossovers in its class remains to be seen, but Alfa’s commitment to performance is unwavering.
The design of the Milano looks promising, boasting a stubby little SUV physique with a rear window that is more prominently raked compared to other models in the segment. The front remains loyal to Alfa’s triangular trefoil grille design, hinting at the brand’s iconic heritage. Furthermore, the Milano is equipped with impressively large 20-inch wheels and low-profile Michelin Pilot Sport EV performance tires, projecting a sporty and dynamic aesthetic.
Despite being launched as an electric vehicle, the Milano is expected to also offer gasoline variants. Speculation about the powertrain options has been circulating, but detailed answers are anticipated to be unveiled in April. We’ll be on the lookout for the latest news on the debut of this electric Alfa. Stay tuned for updates.
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