In 2025, Alfa Romeo once again surprised its fans by unveiling the exclusive Giulia and Stelvio Quadrifoglio Collezione series. Only 63 units will be released worldwide, with just two making their way to Spain. These vehicles pay tribute to the brand’s legendary emblem—the four-leaf clover—that has been associated with victories and a passion for speed for over a century.
Every detail of the new models is meticulously crafted, from unique body colors to luxurious interior finishes. The designers drew inspiration from Alfa Romeo’s historic color palette, while the cabin features premium materials and individualized numbering. The result is not just a car, but a true work of art on wheels that instantly sparked a frenzy among collectors.
In Spain, these cars have already become a hot topic among auto enthusiasts and experts alike. The limited production run, exclusive features, and the brand’s rich legacy make them a coveted prize for the most discerning collectors.
The Story of Quadrifoglio
The four-leaf clover emblem first appeared on Alfa Romeo racing cars in 1923. That year, driver Ugo Sivocci won the prestigious Targa Florio race, adorning his car with this good luck symbol. Since then, the Quadrifoglio has become an integral part of the brand’s most powerful and fastest models, and in 1963 it was featured for the first time on a production car—the Giulia Ti Super.
Over the years, this symbol has become a badge of honor for those who appreciate not only speed but also a unique driving philosophy. The new limited series Giulia and Stelvio Quadrifoglio Collezione continues this tradition, blending heritage with modern technology.
Design and Materials
The exterior of both models immediately catches the eye. Giulia comes in a deep dark red Rosso Collezione Giulia, almost black, emphasizing the sporty nature of the sedan. In contrast, the Stelvio stands out with a bright and intense Rosso Collezione Stelvio, inspired by the iconic Rosso Villa D’Este that once graced the legendary 33 Stradale.
Inside, the cars impress with a combination of leather and Alcantara, red stitching, and carbon fiber inserts. Each vehicle comes with its own embroidered number—from “1 di 63 Collezione” through to the last. Sparco sports seats and carbon fiber details on the doors, central tunnel, and roof create the feel of a true race car cockpit.
Technical Specifications
Both models are powered by a 2.9-liter V6 twin-turbo engine producing 520 horsepower. A specially tuned Akrapovic exhaust system gives the car a distinctive sound, while standard carbon-ceramic brakes with red calipers ensure confident stopping even at high speeds.
Every detail in these cars underscores their sporty character and exclusivity. The driver gets not just a powerful and fast vehicle but a genuine sense of belonging to the brand’s story, where every drive feels like an event.
Collector’s Value
The limited production run and unique features make the Giulia and Stelvio Quadrifoglio Collezione true collector’s items. Experts already call them Instant Classics—cars that achieve cult status as soon as they’re released. In Spain, where only two units will be available, demand is especially high.
Buyers of these cars receive not just a vehicle, but a piece of Alfa Romeo’s history crafted in metal, leather, and carbon fiber. For many, this is more than a purchase—it’s an investment in the future, as such models only increase in value and become even more sought-after over time.
If you didn’t know, Alfa Romeo is one of the oldest Italian car manufacturers, founded in Milan in 1910. The brand became famous for its sporty models and numerous motorsport victories, including in Formula 1. The Quadrifoglio symbol has become the hallmark of Alfa Romeo’s most powerful and exclusive cars, while limited editions always create a buzz among collectors around the world.
