Video Summary
The Alfa Romeo Junior Speciale has a 54 kWh battery that theoretically provides 410 km range in mixed mode. The car took seventh place in the Car of the Year 2025 competition. The reviewer is taking the car from Krakow to Warsaw, a 320 km trip.The car has a 11 kW on-board charger, which takes under six hours for a full charge. DC charging up to 100 kW is supported, allowing for a 20% to 80% charge in about 27 minutes. The theoretical energy consumption is under 18 kWh per 100 km.
On a 306 km test drive, the average speed was 80 km/h and a maximum speed of 120 km/h was reached. Starting at -3°C in Krakow and arriving at 2°C in Warsaw, the average energy consumption was 23.5 kWh per 100 km. It took 3h 50m, including a 45-minute charging stop. After charging to 90%, range indicator read 364 km. The total energy consumption for the trip was 70 kWh. The average electricity cost of this trip was estimated at 140 zlotys, or 47 zlotys per 100 km (assuming an electric price of 2 zlotys per kWh). The Alfa Romeo Junior’s city range is limited due to the battery capacity of 50 kWh. In winter, it is best suited for short or medium length journeys as, with speeds of 140 km/h, the winter range of 210km is much reduced compared to nominal range.
