After much waiting, here they are first photos dell’Alfa Romeo Milanthe compact SUV still covered by the latest camouflage which is already able to make clear what its shapes are and how it intends to approach the market starting from the debut officially set for April 10, 2024.
In addition to the day of the official presentation, which is just over two months away and which will take place in Milan during an event broadcast in streaming, the Casa del Biscione also lets us know the details of the final phases of the development of the Alfa Romeo Milano in historic circuit Balocco.
The noble fathers of Milan
The engineers who followed the design and development of the Alfa Romeo 4C, 8C, Giulia and Stelvio Quadrifoglio and 33 Stradale are the same ones who outlined the handling and driving dynamics characteristics of the new Milano, designed to be at the top of the category in made of performance.
The Alfa Romeo Milano with the engineers who developed it
Promising us the best driving pleasure from the Alfa Romeo Milano are experts such as Domenico Bagnascoresponsible for validating the dynamic synthesis of the vehicle, who at the Balocco Proving Ground has developed an SUV that can aim for excellence.
Objective: “An unmistakable driving dynamic”
The Alfa Romeo Milano development team, led by that Stefano Cereda which is one of the fathers of the Giorgio platform involved in the creation of the Giulia, is focused on defining excellent dynamics with targeted and specific interventions on the suspension group.
The Alfa Romeo Milano on the Balocco track
The aim of this refinement work on the Milano remains “unmistakable driving dynamics thanks to direct and extremely precise steering which guarantees rapid corner entry with high level of adhesion“.
The ergonomics of the Milano also have their importance
Another of the Alfa Romeo men involved in the testing and development center in Balocco (VC) is Luigi Domenichelli, the Italian engineer who deals with the validation of all the subsystems in Milan in terms of performance, durability and comfort. In fact, among the ambitious design targets of Alfa Romeo Milano there is also aergonomics at the top of the category thanks to a refined human-machine interface.