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20 Alfa Romeo models with official figures (1984–2026). Pick a model, or search for a version by name, year, engine size or power.

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20 models
ModelYearsMarkets
4C1 generation2013–2020EUUKFRUSCA
8C1 generation2009–2015EUFRUS
1451 generation2000–2001UK
1461 generation2000–2001UK
1471 generation2001–2014EUUK
1561 generation2000–2010EUUK
1591 generation2006–2015EUUKFR
1641 generation1991–1995USCA
1661 generation2000–2014EUUK
Brera1 generation2006–2015EUUKFR
Giulia1 generation2016–2026EUUKFRUSCA
Giulietta1 generation2010–2021EUUKFR
GT1 generation2004–2011EUUK
GTV1 generation1984–1987US
Junior1 generation2024–2026EUUK
Milano1 generation1987–1989US
MiTo1 generation2009–2019EUUKFR
Spider3 generations1984–2015EUUKFRUS
Stelvio1 generation2016–2026EUUKFRUSCA
Tonale1 generation2022–2026EUUKUSCA

Who is Alfa Romeo?

Alfa Romeo is an Italian car maker founded in Milan and now part of Stellantis. Its identity is closely tied to motorsport and sporting road cars, alongside Italian design. Across its history, the range has included compact hatchbacks, saloons, coupés, convertibles and SUVs.

Which Alfa Romeo models are covered?

The range spans 1984 to 2026. Earlier names include the GTV, Spider, Milano and 164, followed by the 145, 146, 156, 166, 147, GT, Brera, 159, 8C and 4C. The MiTo and Giulietta came later, followed by the Giulia and Stelvio. The Tonale and Junior are among the newer models.

The Giulietta and MiTo had the most EU registrations among the listed models, with 823,119 and 386,452 respectively over their recorded periods. The Stelvio registered 242,735, while the Giulia recorded 157,165. Together, the figures show the range’s mix of hatchbacks, a saloon and SUVs.

How has the range changed?

The Spider ran from 1984 to 2015. The 156 and 166 arrived around 2000 as saloons, while the 147 brought a compact hatchback to the range. The Giulietta later carried that role, and the MiTo added a smaller hatchback.

The Giulia saloon and Stelvio SUV arrived in 2016. The Tonale followed in 2022, then the Junior in 2024. The range also includes more specialised sports cars, such as the 4C and 8C.

Where are Alfa Romeo cars recorded?

Official figures cover the European Union, the United Kingdom, France, the United States and Canada. European Union figures count registrations; the UK and France have national sources, while US and Canadian figures come from the EPA and NRCan.

Fuel consumption and emissions figures use different test procedures by market. European results use WLTP or, for older vehicles, NEDC; the EPA rates US vehicles, and Canada uses its 5-cycle procedure. Results from different markets are not directly comparable.

Questions and answers

Where is Alfa Romeo from?

Alfa Romeo was founded in Milan, Italy, and is now part of Stellantis.

Which Alfa Romeo models had the most EU registrations?

The Giulietta recorded 823,119 EU registrations from 2010 to 2021, followed by the MiTo with 386,452 from 2010 to 2019.

Does the Alfa Romeo range include SUVs?

Yes. The listed SUV models include the Stelvio, Tonale and Junior.

Can I compare official fuel consumption figures across countries?

Use care: Europe uses WLTP or NEDC, the US uses EPA testing, and Canada uses the 5-cycle procedure. Results are not directly comparable.