Alfa Romeo starts 2023 with a record first quarter

• Alfa Romeo has closed the first quarter of 2023 with record data: registrations were up 136% in Europe, with market share doubled compared to 2022
• Globally, registrations are up 64% compared to the same quarter in 2022
• Market share: doubled in Italy, France, Germany and the Netherlands. Trebled in Portugal and Austria
• The Middle East once again recorded exceptional results with registrations up 149%
• This robust growth is due to the commercial success of Tonale, which completed the product range with the launch of the Q4 Plug-In Hybrid engine, together with a fully renewed line-up of the new Giulia and Stelvio
• Record Q1 results serve as an acknowledgment of the brand’s uncompromising focus on quality

After recording an extremely positive 2022, Alfa Romeo is gaining momentum with a record-breaking first quarter, the result of a solid strategic plan implemented rigorously and with constant focus on quality.

2023 will be a complex year filled with exciting challenges, although the excellent commercial performance in Q1 includes evident growth in Europe with registrations having more than doubled, an increase of 136%. Market share has also doubled, by more than 100%.

Registrations in Austria and Portugal were up 317% and 400% respectively, more than trebling its market share. Performance in key countries such as Italy, France, Germany and the Netherlands saw market share double compared to Q1 2022 with registrations increasing as follows: Italy, 188%; France, 174%; Germany, 112%; Spain, 121%; the Netherlands, 186%.

Figures at global level are also extremely positive, with growth in registrations reported at 64% compared to the first quarter of 2022. The excellent results set out evident growth since the end of 2022, which in turn demonstrated stability of commercial performance in line with the consolidated results in 2021.

In the Middle East, exciting growth continues after a record 2022. In 2022 Turkey established itself as the fastest growing global market, with volumes quadrupling compared to the previous year. These figures were consolidated in Q1 2023 when the region grew by 149%, with Turkey contributing 55% of total growth in the Middle East.

2023 promises to be a year of commercial gratification globally for the Italian brand, which can count on a completely renewed range courtesy of the new Giulia and Stelvio. These staples of the current line-up and pillars of the brand’s future product plan have evolved in terms of design and technology, and are ready to position themselves as a benchmark in their respective segments, the same way as they have since their launch.  The European launch of the Tonale is now complete with the introduction Q4 Plug-In Hybrid version and is about to embrace exciting commercial challenges in regions around the world.

Jean-Philippe Imparato, Alfa Romeo CEO:

“The results recorded by the brand in the first quarter of this year vindicate the team’s work and are the result of the discipline with which we are implementing our strategy, with two absolute priorities: uncompromising 360 degree quality, and stability. The team is working with a deep sense of humility, achieving the objectives set, and this makes us proud, but we are aware of the need to continue the journey with the passion and determination that mark us out if we want to achieve the ambitious goals set out in our plan.”

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