Is Your Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale Gas or Electric?

Alfa Romeo has introduced an extraordinary supercar produced in only 33 units, available in either electric or combustion engine versions.

A cruel dilemma: choosing the engine of your dream car is like deciding how to cook a steak — rare or medium?

We might be exaggerating, but Alfa Romeo’s approach is undeniably ruthless. After unveiling the lines of a 33 Stradale that was thought to be just a concept car, it’s almost shocking to learn that 33 units will actually be produced. 33 units as many lucky owners, because the car is truly extraordinary. It pays tribute to the legendary car of the same name from 1967.

The 33 units can, of course, choose their powertrain: either a 2.9-liter twin-turbo Ferrari V6 producing 620 horsepower… or a 750-horsepower electric drivetrain. In both cases, top-class performance, but the first is rear-wheel drive, while the second is all-wheel drive. The latter features a massive 102 kWh battery and a claimed range of 450 km “theoretically.”

So, naturally, the dilemma is cruel. At Mobiwisy, we advocate for the shift to electric vehicles all year round—to power up purchasing power, save money, and travel without polluting. And yet… After carefully reading the specifications, can one ignore the lighter, more sonorous thermal version weighing 600 kilos less? How can one not want to enjoy it one last time before these sounds disappear?

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