Video Summary
The Alfa Romeo Junior is the brand's first fully electric vehicle. It is a small SUV powered by a 115 kW motor, producing 156 hp and 260 Nm of torque, accelerating 0-100 km/h in 9 seconds. The top speed is 150 km/h. The Junior has an official energy consumption of 15.2 to 15.5 kWh per 100km. A full battery provides a range of up to 410 km. The Junior has a width of 1.98 meters, including exterior mirrors.The design features the Alfa Romeo badge, the 'Scudetto', available in two options. One option is a version with lettering or the Alpha Romeo logo. At the front, a large lower air intake enhances the look of the vehicle. Standard headlights are LED, with optional Matrix LED headlights also available. Hybrid base models have 17-inch alloy wheels. Electric models have 18-inch, with optional 20-inch wheels available. The test vehicle has a black roof. The side windows have dark tinted glass. A large roof edge spoiler is at the rear, which is cut off.
The interior features materials that create a varied feeling. The doors have hard plastic and partially upholstered surfaces, while Alcantara is used for additional detail on the dashboard and center console. A small steering wheel is included. The armrest can be moved forward and backward. There is not a head-up display. The seats are comfortable with good lateral support, but headrests are not adjustable. A trunk capacity is around 400 liters with normal seat positioning, with more potential by adjusting seat positioning.
ADAS systems include emergency brake assist, lane keep assist, and a drowsy driver sensor as standard. Extras include features like parking sensors, a traffic jam assistant, traffic sign recognition. For charging, 11 kW AC charging is supported for a 0-100% charge in 5 hours 45 minutes and 100 kW for DC fast charging, allowing a 10-80% charge in 27 minutes. The tested model is priced at 41,500 Euro. Driving the car feels like a real Alfa Romeo due to its steering and well tuned suspension.
