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Brand Details

About Alfa Romeo

Category
Car
Country
Italy
Region
Europe
Founded
1910
Founder
A.L.F.A. (Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili)
Headquarters
Turin, Italy
Parent
Stellantis
Format
Transparent PNG

Shown for identification. Alfa Romeo and its logo are trademarks of their respective owner.

Brand History

The Alfa Romeo Story

Founded in Milan in 1910, Alfa Romeo dominated pre-war racing — Enzo Ferrari ran its team before founding his own — and won the first two Formula 1 world championships in 1950–51. Its road cars, from the Giulietta to the Giulia Quadrifoglio, made 'Alfisti' a byword for automotive passion.

Logo History

Evolution Of The Alfa Romeo Logo

Alfa Romeo logo from 1870
1870
Alfa Romeo logo from 1910
1910
Alfa Romeo logo from 1912
1912
Alfa Romeo logo from 1915
1915
Alfa Romeo logo from 1925
1925
Alfa Romeo logo from 1933
1933
Alfa Romeo logo from 1946
1946
Alfa Romeo logo from 1947
1947
Alfa Romeo logo from 1948
1948
Alfa Romeo logo from 1950
1950
Alfa Romeo logo from 1971
1971
Alfa Romeo logo from 1972
1972
Alfa Romeo logo from 2000
2000
Alfa Romeo logo from 2015
2015
  1. 1910–present

    The badge halves Milan's red cross with the Visconti family's biscione — a serpent swallowing a man; flattened to two-tone in 2015.

Model Evolution

Alfa Romeo Through The Years

8 milestone models from 1927 to 2022.

1927 6C1927

6C

Photo: Thesupermat · CC BY-SA 4.0

1931 8C1931

8C

Photo: MPW57 · Public domain

1954 Giulietta1954

Giulietta

Photo: JOHN LLOYD · CC BY 2.0

1966 Spider1966

Spider

Photo: allen watkin from London, UK · CC BY-SA 2.0

1971 Alfasud1971

Alfasud

Photo: Calreyn88 · CC BY-SA 4.0

1997 1561997

156

Photo: Salexx156 · CC BY-SA 4.0

2015 Giulia2015

Giulia

Photo: Johannes Maximilian · GFDL 1.2

2022 Tonale2022

Tonale

Photo: Matthias v.d. Elbe · CC BY 4.0

Current Lineup

The range comprises the Giulia, Stelvio, Junior compact SUV and the 33 Stradale limited supercar.

Sales

Approximately 62,000 vehicles worldwide (2023).

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