Pogea Racing has worked its magic on an Alfa Romeo 4C and revealed the creation at Top Marques.

Ordinarily, the tiny 1.75-liter four-cylinder engine of the 4C produces 237 hp. Pogea Racing has stroked the engine to 1.95-liters, fitted a new turbocharger, forged crankshaft, updated cylinder heads, forged piston rods, larger intake valves, revised electronics, and carbon tailpipes to increase power to a remarkable 477 hp. To handle this grunt, the transmission has been modified. Torque has also jumped from 258 lb-ft to 395 lb-ft.


Thanks to these new figures, the Pogea Racing Alfa Romeo 4C rockets to 100 km/h in 3.6 seconds and won’t stop accelerating until it reaches 308 km/h. When you consider the fact that the Euro-spec 4C weighs just 895 kg dry, you may begin to understand just how much 477 hp and 395 lb-ft funneled to the rear wheels really is.

Pogea Racing has also taken the time to engineer a custom aerodynamic body kit for the sports car that includes a new front fascia with enlarged air intakes, two intakes on the rear window to feed the engine, and a large rear wing. A unique rear diffuser is also present. Customers can also order the car with 18-inch wheels at the front and 19-inch shoes at the rear.


Inside, the 4C has been adorned with black and red leather and alcantara. Pogea Racing intends on making just five cars but has yet to publicize pricing details.