Alfa Romeo SUV is going to mark brand’s full return to U.S.

by SpeedLux
geneva motor show 2016, Alfa Romeo Giulia

After waiting for years, Alfa Romeo finally appears poised to make a complete go back to the United States.

By the very first quarter of next year the Italian premium brand name will be offering 3 automobiles in the USA– the 4C roadster, Giulia sedan and a brand-new SUV– inning accordance with information provided on Tuesday by Fiat Chrysler Cars CEO Sergio Marchionne.

Fiat Chrysler is introducing its Giulia sedan in the United States now with the first units anticipated to reach dealers next month. The car manufacturer likewise prepares to unveil a brand-new Alfa Romeo SUV at the Los Angeles Auto Show next month.

“The strategies are going as anticipated,” Marchionne stated Tuesday.

Alfa Romeo’s complete go back to the United States has been anticipated for several years. Fiat pulled Alfa Romeo from the United States in 1995 and its return has been stuck in speculation, teases and promises since.

Marchionne at first spoke about Alfa Romeo going back to the United States as early as 2012 however put those intend on hold. Then, in 2014, he revealed strategies to release 8 brand-new Alfa Romeos by 2018 under a $7 billion strategy to compete German brand names such as Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz.

The automaker started offering the 4C– a little two-seat roadster– in the United States in late 2014. However the roadster wasn’t anticipated to bring the weight of the whole brand name for 2 years. FCA has offered 411 4C’s up until now this year in the United States and never ever prepared to offer over 1,000 yearly.

The Giulia has been billed by the car manufacturer as Alfa Romeo’s genuine return to the United States Alfa Romeo unveiled the Giulia, its huge, attractive sedan, in Milan, Italy, in June 2015, however its launch was postponed by technical problems.

Now, Marchionne states he is delighted with the Giulia and other automobiles the car manufacturer has in development for Alfa Romeo and, maybe, the Jeep brand.

“I am motivated by the flexibility of the architecture that was planned at the time the Giulia was introduced. I believe it has proved out to be all and more than we anticipated,” Marchionne stated. “I believe we now have the basis on which we can construct a remarkable rear-wheel or all-wheel-drive environment, which might overflow in some kind even as far as Jeep.”

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