Alfa Romeo Unveils Cuorerosso Manifesto Concept
Alfa Romeo is setting out its design and electrification future with the reveal of the Cuorerosso concept, a beating red manifesto described by the brand as a vision for a new era of mobility. The Italian manufacturer announced the concept as a starting point for interpreting style, function, and technology without previewing a specific production model.
The name Cuorerosso translates to “Red Heart,” representing an expression of the brand’s identity as it enters an electrified market. Alfa Romeo stated that the vehicle serves to inspire future models and establishes how the Biscione brand intends to approach the new era of electrification while maintaining a focus on driving pleasure, engagement, and emotion. The announcement gives hope to enthusiasts, emphasizing that innovation and performance will remain at the service of drivers regardless of the technical solution adopted.
Stellantis Prepares Largest Ever Exhibition Booth at Porte de Versailles
Stellantis will occupy a 5,340-square-meter booth in Hall 4 of the Porte de Versailles exhibition center, marking the largest exhibition space among all participating automakers at the event.
The corporate display will span more than 60 vehicles, featuring nine concept cars designed to demonstrate the group’s diversified powertrain technologies and multi-energy strategy built on the STLA One platform. Eight distinct brands—Peugeot, DS Automobiles, Fiat, Livan Motors, Lancia, Opel, Alfa Romeo, and Citroën—will present new models ranging from urban micro-mobility solutions to long-distance travel vehicles.
Key executives scheduled to attend the presentation include Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa, European COO Emanuele Cappellano, Head of Engineering Technology Ned Curic, Chief Design Officer Ralph Gilles, and Jill Vidal. These leaders will outline the group’s global market strategy and design vision across urban micro-mobility and long-distance segments.
Brand Lineups and Historical Displays Scheduled for Hall 4
The 2026 exhibition brings diverse vehicle debuts across the participating Stellantis brands. Peugeot plans to exhibit the Polygon concept equipped with its HyperSquare steering system alongside the 9X8 hypercar and the E-208 GTi. DS Automobiles will host the international debut of the DS N°7, featuring a rated driving range of 740 kilometers on a single charge.
Fiat will introduce the Griswold family SUV and Griswold Fastback, while Livan Motors enters the European market with the B03 compact electric vehicle and the flagship D19 SUV. Lancia marks its return to the C-UV crossover market with the new Gamma model. Opel prepares world premieres for the Corsa GSE, a new concept car, and the final design of its Formula E racing car.
Amid these contemporary electric and hybrid debuts, Alfa Romeo will also display the classic Spider Dueato alongside its modern concepts to highlight the brand’s historical heritage. Citroën rounds out the group’s showcase with the historical-inspired Surprise Project.