Alfa Romeo is preparing a world premiere of a new concept at the Paris Motor Show. The car will be unveiled on October 12, with the official presentation starting at 10:55 AM CET. The concept will remain on display until October 18.

So far, the company has only published a teaser, making it impossible to see the car in its entirety. Technical specifications, powertrain, and prospects for serial production have also not been disclosed.

However, Alfa Romeo calls the novelty a “manifesto of the future” and emphasizes that the concept was created around the connection between driver and car. The project is based on three themes: Italian craftsmanship, sporty character, and the signature red color.

Thus, the Paris concept is primarily important as a demonstration of Alfa Romeo's design and technological direction. According to the company, the car is intended for those who still value direct involvement in driving and the pleasure of driving.

The premiere will take place against the backdrop of a large-scale Stellantis exhibition: the concern will bring nine concepts from eight brands and more than 60 cars to Paris.

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