Alfa Romeo Will Unveil Its First All-Electric Model in Early 2024

•    Alfa Romeo plans to present its first all-electric model in 2024, but for now it's only planned for Europe.

A month after launching its first electrified model, the Tonale SUV, Italian automaker Alfa Romeo (now part of the Stellantis group), has confirmed it will unveil its first all-electric vehicle in the first half of 2024. 

A reminder of course that the ‘electrified’ Tonale is a plug-in hybrid model and therefore also has a combustion engine. The next model, confirmed today for 2024, will be entirely electric. Another reminder: Alfa Romeo plans to be electric-only as of 2027. 

The new model, currently codenamed “Kid”, will be a subcompact SUV, and it will be aimed primarily at the European market - which means we probably won't see it here. 

In fact, Alfa’s “Kid” is the cousin of the Jeep Avenger, an electric model announced last year by Stellantis, and which is itself also destined for markets other than North America. Jeep’s global boss Christian Meunier last year described that new model as being a little smaller than a Jeep Renegade. It’s built on a platform (the CMP) that serves other models sold elsewhere, including the Citroën DS 3 and the Opel Mokka. 

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