Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica 2024 -

Specifications
Alfa Romeo Junior ElettricaAlfa Romeo Junior ElettricaAlfa Romeo Junior ElettricaAlfa Romeo Junior Elettrica
  • 54kWh
  • 54kWh Veloce
    •
    • 156hp
      Front Wheel Drive
    • 54kWh
      Nominal capacity
    • 9sec
      0-62 mph
    • 247mi
      WLTP range

    Also known as Alfa Romeo Milano

    Launch
    Announced 2024, April 10
    Status Available to order. Released 2024, June
    Base price € 39,500   £ 33,900  
    Performance
    Power FWD 156 hp (115 kW)
    Torque 192 lb-ft (260 Nm)
    Acceleration 9 sec 0-62 mph
    Max speed 93 mph (150 km/h)
     
    Battery
    Capacity 50.8 kWh usable, 54 kWh total
    Tech Li-ion (400V type)
    Range 247 mi WLTP
    Consumption 4.0 mi/kWh WLTP
    Recuperation Yes
    Heat pump Yes
    AC Charging Type 2 11 kW, 100% in 5 hours 45 min
    DC Charging CCS 100 kW max, 10-80% in 30 min
     
    Body
    Type 5 door hatchback, 5 seats
    Platform PSA eCMP
    Dimensions 164.3 x 70.1 x 60.3 in (4173 x 1781 x 1532 mm)
    Wheelbase 100.9 in (2562 mm)
    Clearance
    Weight EU: 3571 lb unladen, 4497 lb gross
    Suspension
    Wheels R18, R20
    Trunk EU: 14.1 ft³, 44.7 ft³ max
    Frunk No
    Towing No
     
    Displays
    Center 10.25" touchscreen
    Driver's 10.25"
    Head-up No
    Comfort
    Seats Heated front seats
    Roof Panoramic glass roof
    Parking aids Front and rear sensors, 180˚ camera, reversing camera, park assist
    Connectivity Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
    Safety
    Airbags Side airbags, front and rear, including head airbag system
    Driving aids Front camera and radar, rear camera. High-beam assist, Autonomous Emergency Brake with pedestrians and cyclists detection, Lane centering assist, Lane Keeping Assist, Driver Attention Alert, Traffic Sign Recognition, Blind Spot Detection
    Self driving
    Crash tests

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