2024 Alfa Romeo Milano: Fresh Perspective on Compact Cars
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The 2024 Alfa Romeo Milano is here, boasting a captivating blend of sophisticated design and cutting-edge technology. Designed exclusively for Europe’s compact car market, this vehicle offers both hybrid and electric powertrain options, delivering the iconic Alfa Romeo experience with a modern twist. Let’s dive into what makes the Milano stand out from the crowd.
Design Language and Features
Alfa Romeo introduces a new design language with the Milano, featuring distinctive elements such as short overhangs, wide fenders, and a tall beltline for a muscular appearance. Electric models sport a modest grille with the iconic Alfa Romeo logo, while hybrid versions feature a traditional grille adorned with classic script. Both variants feature the striking “3+3” headlamp design and come standard with 18-inch wheels, with 20-inch options available for performance trims.
Compact Yet Spacious
Despite its compact dimensions, the Milano offers ample interior space, boasting 14.1 cubic feet of cargo room behind the rear seats—best in its class according to Alfa Romeo. Inside the cockpit, drivers are greeted by dual 10.25-inch digital screens—one for the driver and another for infotainment—along with intuitive controls for easy access to essential features.
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Powertrain Options
Electric versions of the Milano are powered by a single motor paired with a 54 kWh battery, delivering 156 horsepower and an impressive range of 255 miles on the WLTP cycle. The Veloce trim ups the ante with 240 hp and performance enhancements like a mechanical self-locking differential, upgraded suspension, and larger brakes. Hybrid models, on the other hand, combine a turbocharged 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine with a 21-kW electric motor, offering a total output of 136 hp and optional all-wheel drive in the Ibrida Q4 trim.
Exclusive to Europe
Unfortunately for North American enthusiasts, the Alfa Romeo Milano is exclusively available in Europe. The Milano Speciale serves as the launch model, offering unique trim options, advanced tech features—including Level 2 driver-assist systems—and the choice between hybrid and electric powertrains. Pricing details are yet to be revealed, with all-wheel drive hybrid models slated for release later in the year.
