First Drive: Does the Alfa Romeo Junior bring Italian flair to the EV market?
The Junior is Alfa’s first mass-produced electric vehicle, but is it any good? Jack Evans finds out.
By contributor By Jack Evans, PA Motoring Reporter
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What is it?
But for Alfa Romeo, that poses an even greater problem. The Italian firm has been behind some of the most iconic petrol-powered cars ever made, so how do you go about transferring that passion and flair into a battery-powered vehicle? It all starts with the Junior – the car that we’re looking at here.
What’s new?
New name in place, the Junior sits on a platform which is shared with all manner of Stellantis-made EVs, such as the Peugeot e-2008, Fiat 600e and Jeep Avenger. Differentiating it is tricky, therefore, but it’s what is needed to help the Junior to stand out.
What’s under the bonnet?
