Alfa Romeo Junior: a New Cabin and a More Distinctive Style

The Alfa Romeo Junior evolves with a revised cabin, new wheel designs and more scope for personalisation. Announced on 6 October 2026, these updates focus on the compact SUV’s materials and finishes, while its range continues to offer hybrid and electric powertrains. The door panels receive soft-touch upholstery and contrasting stitching. The seats, dashboard and centre console also gain new finishes. In the announced international range, the Junior and Sprint versions adopt the Icona interior, combining black fabric, the Biscione logo on the seat backrests and grey stitching. Ti and Veloce feature the Carbon interior, with red accents and Microcloud trim. Sabelt Alcantara upholstery remains available on request. These changes give the versions more distinct identities and offer buyers additional factors to consider beyond the powertrain.

The catalogue gains 19-inch wheels with a four-hole design, diamond-cut detailing and a matt paint finish. A new 18-inch three-hole design completes the additions. The international announcement lists seven wheel designs in total, ranging from 17 to 20 inches, alongside seven colours. Available combinations depend on the version and market.

In Switzerland, Alfa Romeo already presents the Junior Ibrida with a combined system output of 145 PS and a six-speed automatic transmission. The Ibrida Q4 adds all-wheel drive, providing an option for drivers who want four driven wheels. The electric offering includes the 156 PS Junior Elettrica and the 280 PS Veloce. The Swiss website lists an 11 kW onboard charger among the features of the electric range shown. For everyday use, the comparison should start with regular journeys and charging opportunities at home or work. These factors help buyers choose a suitable powertrain, while trim levels determine the preferred cabin atmosphere and equipment.

The Swiss pages consulted currently list the Junior Ibrida from CHF 30,990 and the Junior Elettrica from CHF 36,990. These figures apply to the published Swiss offering and are not confirmed prices for the updates announced on 6 October. The Swiss introduction date for the new cabin and the corresponding equipment specifications remain to be confirmed. Before ordering, buyers should therefore ensure that the quotation clearly identifies the model year, upholstery, wheels and options. For garages, this distinction also helps explain the differences between available vehicles and cars to be ordered. Discover our Alfa Romeo coverage on LuxuryCars.ch, including articles on the Tonale and the Cuorerosso concept.