He Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio 100th Anniversary It is the best possible celebration of the centenary of one of those symbols that have left their mark on the motor world. The four-leaf clover, which is known as Quadrifoglio, appeared in the Italian firm just a century ago. It was in the 14th edition of the Targa Florio, of the most mythical races in history. It was carried by the Alfa Romeo RL Corsa that managed to win it and since then it began to be used until it reaches the present day.
He is known for representing the most powerful and radical versions of Alpha, although in this case he has been taken to the extreme. We are talking about a special edition of which only 100 units will be made (one for each year of the Quadrifoglio) worldwide, being on sale in Europe, the United Kingdom and China. In this Stelvio there are new adaptive Full-LED matrix headlights, in addition to really sporty details such as the 21 inch wheels with golden brake calipers or the celebratory emblem of the Quadrifoglio on the bumpers.
The Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio 100° Anniversario is offered in the colors Rosso Etna, Montreal Green and nero vulcano; that contrast perfectly with some carbon fiber parts seen as the grille or the mirrors. Inside there is also a series of moldings made of this material, as well as a black leather and Alcantara upholstery, with some striking golden seams. The steering wheel is a combination of both materials and has the logo of the special edition, something that is also repeated with a “100” engraved on the dashboard.
The technology is most complete in this version of the Stelvio. It has the new 12.3-inch digital instrumentation and with Evolved, Relax, Heritage and Race configurations to adapt to the needs of the driver. What he couldn’t change is what he has under the hood. keeps that 2.9-liter twin-turbo V6 engine that delivers nothing less than 520 CV of power. This ensures exemplary behavior and some of the competition genes of that RL that debuted the Quadrifoglio a century ago.
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