Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso idea previews model’s future

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The Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso 2+2 coupe has been unveiled on the 2026 Paris Motor Show, with the Italian automaker saying it embodies the design course of its future electrified fashions.

The Cuorerosso, whose title combines the Italian phrases for ‘coronary heart’ and ‘purple’, will not enter manufacturing, based on Alfa Romeo, ruling out a direct successor to the model’s final 2+2 coupe, the Brera, which was launched in Australia in 2006.

Instead, it may preview design themes for potential successors to the Italian model’s mid-size Giulia sedan and Stelvio SUV, though neither substitute has been formally confirmed.

The present Giulia and Stelvio, which share the Giorgio platform, are scheduled to stay in manufacturing till the tip of 2027. An Autocar report from April 2026 advised the brand new fashions, providing electrical, mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains, will now arrive in 2028.

Alfa Romeo described the Cuorerosso as “Neither an anticipation of a production model nor a mere exercise in style, but an authentic manifesto destined to inspire future models and to set out how the Biscione [large serpent, as depicted in the badge] brand intends to face the new era of electrification.”

Alfa Romeo deserted its earlier plan to promote solely electrical automobiles (EVs) in Europe, North America and China by 2027, as a substitute adopting a technique incorporating a number of powertrain sorts.

The Italian marque at the moment affords only one totally electrical mannequin globally, the Junior Elettrica, which was launched in Australia in July 2025.

It’s at the moment priced at $58,990 earlier than on-road prices, with a 115kW electrical motor and a claimed driving vary of as much as 407km.

A red 2026 Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso concept car seen from the front, showing its illuminated triangular grille and slim headlights, parked in a concrete courtyard