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The Sugar Design studio has created a graphic project featuring the Alfa Romeo Giulia, imagining a future where the lines of the 1960s Sprint GT blend with elements of Tonale

Thomas Marcoli

January 03

– Milan

Alfa Romeo always arouses a certain suggestion. Whether it’s the news of a new model or just an unofficial style exercise, you can imagine how the next Giulia could be. The graphic design studio Sugar Design chose the sedan to work on a presentation that anticipates what they think could be a new stylistic course. The inspiration, as often happens when it comes to Alfas, is taken from the past: much of the style proposed here is due to the Sprint GT of the 1960s. But the artistic contamination is in this case a synthesis of different eras and models.

Between past and present

The stylistic references to Tonale are also evident: the design of the front and rear light clusters as well as the front grille appear evidently shared between the new SUV and the graphic design. Looking closely, one notices that the tail, the arrangement of the silhouette of the headlights are very similar in proportion to the Volvo S60. The studio’s goal was to offer a model that draws its visual personality from the past without recreating its forms but contaminating them with elements from the present. The result is certainly fascinating and visually successful even if it is an independent and unpublished work that will hardly really be expected for the next Alfa Romeo Giulia.



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