Inside the new Stelvio and Giulia, a major transformation is noticeable, notably with the adoption of a brand new digital dashboard. The analogue gauges now give way to an impressive 12.3-inch TFT screen, carefully integrated into classically designed barrels, evoking a retro aesthetic reminiscent of the style of the Tonale SUV. This instrumentation upgrade provides drivers with increased flexibility through various configurations. Among these, we find a “Heritage” mode which draws its inspiration from gauges from the 1960s, offering a nostalgic touch to the driving experience. In contrast, “Relax” mode takes a stripped-down approach, providing an uncluttered environment conducive to calming driving. On the technology front, the “Alfa Connect Services” are positioned as a central element to provide optimal comfort and safety on board. They also enable “Over the Air” updates to keep vehicle connectivity constantly up to date. A notable feature debuting with these models is NFT (Non-Fungible-Token) technology. This innovation is inspired by the concept of the “blockchain card”, guaranteeing an encrypted and secure digital register, containing essential information about each vehicle. In response to demand from the Moroccan market, Alfa Romeo has retained the 2.2 liter diesel unit with two power variants: 160 hp for rear-wheel drive, generating 450 Nm of torque, and 210 hp for all-wheel drive, offering 470 Nm of torque . On both models, the only transmission option available is an 8-speed automatic gearbox.