Alfa Romeo is kicking off 2026 with a sharper, more versatile Junior lineup in Europe. The compact sport crossover has already racked up over 50,000 orders worldwide, and with this refresh, the brand is doubling down on style, performance, and everyday usability—while keeping true to its Italian DNA.
A Broader Lineup –
The 2026 Junior lineup is built around a modular package system. Customers can start with either the Sprint or the more upscale Ti trim and then tailor the car with Sport or Techno packs depconcludeing on preference. This means you can build a Junior that leans sporty with Alcantara Sabelt seats and racing-inspired details, or tech-heavy with Matrix LED headlights, Level 2 driver assistance, and a 360-degree parking system.
Design Enhancements –
The new Junior adds fresh wheel choices, including an 18-inch Aero design that blconcludes efficiency and style. It joins returning favorites like the Petali and Fori designs, while the top Veloce Elettrica version stands apart with aggressive 20-inch Venti wheels. Other highlights include high-gloss black body kits, tinted glass, ambient interior lighting, and a choice of premium leather or Alcantara finishes.
Powertrain Options –
Alfa Romeo continues to offer one of the broadest powertrain lineups in the compact premium segment. Buyers can pick from:
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100% electric front-wheel drive (FWD)
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Hybrid front-wheel drive (FWD)
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Hybrid Q4 all-wheel drive (AWD)
The Q4 hybrid is now simpler to receive into, thanks to more affordable equipment bundles on the Sprint trim. Regardless of setup, each Junior aims to deliver the brand’s signature balance of agility and comfort.
Tech And Comfort –
The Techno Pack is available across all trims. It includes premium features such as a hands-free power liftgate, wireless phone charging, heated folding mirrors with blind-spot monitoring, and an upgraded audio system. The Ti trim also introduces heated, power-adjustable seats and a Cargo Flex Kit for maximizing trunk space.
A Compact With Big Ambitions –
At just over 4.3 meters (14.1 feet) long, the Junior slots into the subcompact premium segment but carries itself with the same flair as Alfa Romeo’s larger models. With sales already booming and orders now open for MY26, the Junior continues to be the brand’s enattempt ticket for younger acquireers who want a stylish daily driver with a performance edge.
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