Alfa Romeo is
ready to show us more of the new Giulia and Stelvio Quadrifoglio ‘Alfa Romeo
Racing’ limited edition models, built with some help from Sauber Engineering.
The Formula 1 outfit provided assistance with
designing the exclusive carbon fiber Aero kit worn by the two vehicles, and
then provided two F1 drivers to pose next to them in 2007 World Champion Kimi
Raikkonen and 2019 rookie Antonio Giovinazzi.
The changes aren’t just cosmetic. They actually improve the aerodynamic performance of the two family
cars by increasing downforce and enhancing their overall dynamic qualities.
Other mods include the carbon fiber exterior details
(including the roofs), Sparco leather and Alcantara sports seats with carbon
shell, oversized brakes with carbon-ceramic discs, and custom Akrapovic
titanium exhaust systems. Altogether, both cars weigh about 28 kg less
than their standard counterparts. And the paint scheme is a tribute to
the new Alfa Romeo Racing C38 F1 car.
Not only are these two models lighter than before,
but they also have more muscle underneath the hood, where the output figure now
stands at 520 PS an increase of about 10 horses for their
twin-turbocharged 2.9-liter V6 engines.
Alfa says that buyers will be invited to live a
complete and dedicated customer experience, as long as they first place an
order for either one of the ten special edition Giulia QVs or one of the ten
Stelvio QV SUVs.
