Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida Hybrid and Elettrica Prices 2025 Specs Comparison

Alfa Romeo Junior: Hybrid and All-Electric Options Compared

Alfa Romeo’s new compact SUV, the Junior, merges the brand’s sporty heritage with modern hybrid and all-electric technologies. Available in both Ibrida (hybrid) and Elettrica (all-electric) versions, the Junior caters to drivers with different needs and preferences. Here are the detailed technical specifications and country-specific pricing for both models.

Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida (Hybrid)

The Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida is a compact SUV model that combines the brand’s sporty DNA with hybrid technology.

Technical Specifications

Engine Type: 1.2-liter, 3-cylinder, Turbocharged (VGT – Variable Geometry Turbine) hybrid gasoline engine.
Hybrid System: 48-volt mild-hybrid system including a 21 kW (28.5 HP) P2 electric motor and a lithium-ion battery.
Maximum Power: 136 HP (100 kW).
Maximum Torque: 230 Nm (170 lb-ft).
Transmission: 6-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission (DCT).
Acceleration (0-100 km/h): 8.9 seconds.
Maximum Speed: 206 km/h (128 mph).
Fuel Consumption (Average): 54.3 mpg (combined, may vary by model).
CO2 Emission: 117 g/km.
Fuel Tank Capacity: 44 liters.
Length: 4173 mm.
Width: 1781 mm (mirrors folded).
Height: 1539 mm.
Trunk Volume: 400 liters.
Drive System: Front-Wheel Drive.
Driving Assistance Systems: Level 2 autonomous driving features (Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Centering, etc.).

Country-Specific Pricing (Ibrida)

Prices can vary significantly depending on the country, trim level, and added options. Prices are based on market data from the first half of 2024 and may differ due to taxes, import costs, and exchange rates by country.

Country	Model	Starting Price (Approx.)	Currency
Germany	Junior Ibrida (Standard Trim)	29,500	Euro (€)
Germany	Junior Ibrida Speciale	31,500	Euro (€)
France	Junior Ibrida (Standard Trim)	30,000 – 32,000	Euro (€)
Italy	Junior Ibrida (Standard Trim)	30,000 – 32,000	Euro (€)
Spain	Junior Ibrida (Standard Trim)	30,000 – 32,000	Euro (€)
United Kingdom	Junior Ibrida (Standard Trim)	26,000 – 28,000	Pound (£)
Belgium	Junior Ibrida (Standard Trim)	29,000 – 31,000	Euro (€)
Netherlands	Junior Ibrida (Standard Trim)	30,000 – 32,000	Euro (€)
Portugal	Junior Ibrida (Standard Trim)	29,500 – 31,500	Euro (€)

Estimated Prices for Turkey:

There is no official announcement for the Turkish market yet. The prices below are estimated ranges and may vary significantly depending on market conditions and exchange rates at the time of launch. The Euro equivalent is provided based on the current exchange rate (as of July 27, 2025).

Model	Estimated Starting Price (Turkey)	Currency
Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida (Entry-Level)	1,800,000 – 2,100,000	TL
	~50,000 – 58,000	Euro (€)
Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida Speciale (Higher Trim)	2,200,000 – 2,600,000	TL
	~60,000 – 72,000	Euro (€)

Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica (All-Electric)

The Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica stands out as the brand’s first all-electric model, offering a zero-emission driving experience.

Technical Specifications

Motor Power:
- Standard Version: 156 HP (115 kW)
- Veloce Version: 240 HP (177 kW)
Maximum Torque:
- 156 HP Version: 260 Nm
- 240 HP Veloce Version: 345 Nm
Acceleration (0-100 km/h):
- 156 HP Version: 8.0 seconds
- 240 HP Veloce Version: 6.0 seconds
Maximum Speed:
- 156 HP Version: 160 km/h
- 240 HP Veloce Version: 200 km/h
Battery Capacity: 54 kWh (Gross) / 50.8 kWh (Usable) lithium-ion battery.
Range (WLTP):
- 156 HP Version: Average 410 km (Up to 590 km in urban areas)
- 240 HP Veloce Version: Average 350 km
DC Fast Charging (100 kW): Approximately 30 minutes from 20% to 80%.
Length: 4173 mm.
Width: 1781 mm.
Height: 1532 mm – 1539 mm.
Trunk Volume: 400 liters.
Drive System: Front-Wheel Drive.
Driving Assistance Systems: Level 2 autonomous driving features.

Country-Specific Pricing (Elettrica)

Prices vary depending on the country, trim level, and local incentives. The prices below are generally for the 156 HP (115 kW) standard electric version.

Country	Model	Starting Price (Approx.)	Currency
Germany	Junior Elettrica (Standard Trim)	39,500	Euro (€)
France	Junior Elettrica (Standard Trim)	38,500	Euro (€)
Italy	Junior Elettrica (Standard Trim)	39,500	Euro (€)
Spain	Junior Elettrica (Standard Trim)	38,500	Euro (€)
United Kingdom	Junior Elettrica (Standard Trim)	33,895	Pound (£)
Netherlands	Junior Elettrica (Standard Trim)	48,000	Euro (€)

Estimated Prices for Turkey:

Electric vehicle prices in Turkey are also affected by exchange rates, taxation, and import costs, similar to hybrid models. The Special Consumption Tax (ÖTV) rates for electric vehicles vary based on motor power.

Model	Estimated Starting Price (Turkey)	Currency
Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica (Entry-Level)	1,900,000 – 2,300,000	TL
	~53,000 – 64,000	Euro (€)
Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica Veloce (High Power/Trim)	2,500,000 – 3,000,000	TL
	~69,000 – 83,000	Euro (€)

Overall Assessment

The Alfa Romeo Junior offers both a hybrid experience, similar to traditional fuel options, and the environmental benefits and lower running costs of all-electric driving. Which version is right for you will depend on your daily driving habits, range needs, and the state of electric vehicle incentives in your country.

For the most current and precise pricing information, we recommend contacting authorized Alfa Romeo dealerships in the relevant country.

Alfa Romeo Junior: Ibrida vs. Elettrica Comparison

Alfa Romeo’s new compact SUV, the Junior, is available in both hybrid (Ibrida) and all-electric (Elettrica) versions, catering to different driving needs and preferences. Here are the key differences, pros, and cons of the two models:

1. Powertrain and Performance

Feature	Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida (Hybrid)	Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica (All-Electric)
Engine/Power	1.2L Turbo Petrol (136 HP) + 48V Mild Hybrid	156 HP (Standard) or 240 HP (Veloce) Electric Motor
Transmission	6-speed Dual-Clutch Automatic (DCT)	Single-speed Automatic
0-100 km/h	8.9 seconds	8.0 seconds (156 HP) / 6.0 seconds (240 HP)
Max. Speed	206 km/h (128 mph)	160 km/h (99 mph) (156 HP) / 200 km/h (124 mph) (240 HP)
Driving Experience	Traditional engine sound and gear changes, hybrid assist	Instant torque, quiet and smooth ride, zero emissions

2. Fuel/Energy Consumption and Range

Feature	Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida (Hybrid)	Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica (All-Electric)
Fuel Type	Petrol	Electricity
Battery	Small 48V Lithium-ion battery	54 kWh (Gross) / 50.8 kWh (Usable) Lithium-ion battery
Range	Long range with fuel tank capacity (44-liter tank)	410 km (255 miles) (156 HP WLTP) / 350 km (217 miles) (240 HP Veloce WLTP)
Refuel/Charge	Easy and quick refueling at petrol stations	Charging at stations or home (DC fast charging ~30 min)
Emissions	Low CO2 emissions (117 g/km)	Zero tailpipe emissions

3. Costs and Maintenance

Feature	Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida (Hybrid)	Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica (All-Electric)
Purchase Price	Generally a more affordable starting price	Generally a higher starting price
Taxation	May benefit from hybrid incentives (country-dependent)	Electric vehicle incentives and tax benefits (country-dependent)
Running Cost	Dependent on petrol prices, potentially lower taxes	Dependent on electricity prices, generally lower
Maintenance	Requires traditional internal combustion engine maintenance	Fewer moving parts, potentially lower maintenance costs

4. Pros and Cons

Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida (Hybrid)

Pros:
- More Affordable Price: Typically a lower initial cost compared to the all-electric version.
- Flexible Long Range: No range anxiety on long journeys thanks to the petrol tank; no need for charging infrastructure planning.
- Familiar Driving Experience: More suitable for those who prefer the feel and sound of a traditional internal combustion engine.
- Lower Emissions & Tax Benefits: Lower emissions compared to a purely petrol car and potential eligibility for certain hybrid tax incentives.
Cons:
- Not Zero Emission: Has tailpipe emissions; limited ability for completely silent and zero-emission driving in urban areas.
- More Complex System: Involves two different power mechanisms (petrol engine and electric motor).
- Potentially Higher Running Costs: May have higher fuel costs than a purely electric vehicle.

Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica (All-Electric)

Pros:
- Zero Emissions: Environmentally friendly with no tailpipe emissions, contributing to better air quality, especially in cities.
- Lower Running Costs: Charging costs are generally lower than petrol costs.
- Quiet and Smooth Driving: Instant torque from the electric motor provides quick and silent acceleration.
- Tax Advantages & Incentives: Many countries offer specific tax breaks, subsidies, and parking benefits for EVs.
- Less Maintenance: Potentially lower long-term maintenance costs due to fewer moving parts.
Cons:
- Higher Initial Price: Generally more expensive than the hybrid version.
- Range Anxiety: May require charging infrastructure planning for longer journeys.
- Charging Time: Needs planning for charging duration, whether at home or at fast-charging stations.
- Battery Life and Replacement Cost: Battery longevity and potential replacement costs can be a long-term concern (though battery technology is rapidly advancing).

5. Ideal For Whom?

Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida:
- Those who frequently make long journeys and are concerned about charging infrastructure.
- Individuals looking for a more accessible initial purchase cost.
- Drivers who don’t want to completely give up the feel of a traditional internal combustion engine.
- Those with a mixed driving profile (city and highway).
Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica:
- Those whose daily driving distances typically fall within the car’s range.
- Individuals with access to charging facilities at home or work.
- Environmentally conscious drivers seeking a zero-emission vehicle.
- Drivers looking for lower running costs and the comfort of a quiet ride.