Italian coachbuilder Zagato created the Alfa Romeo Giulia, SWB Zagato from a Giulia Quadrifoglio as its foundation.
The GTAm-spec twin-turbo 2.9-liter V-6 generates 533 horsepower, using the six-speed manual transmission available on the Quadrifoglio in Europe.
The distinctive carbon fibre bodywork has a ferocious front end covered in vents, and graceful curves encircling the two-door interior.
This brand-new Alfa Romeo Giulia SWB Zagato is a special edition supercar created to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the two businesses’ initial partnership. The two-door model has a shorter wheelbase than the Alfa Romeo Giulia, Tonaleheadlights, the GTAm’s V6 engine, and a 6-speed manual transmission. The AlfaRomeo Giulia Quadrifoglio manual served as the foundation for this build.
Zagato upgraded the underpinnings to GTAm specifications while shortening the wheelbase and adjusting the overhangs. This indicates that the model is powered by a six-speed manual transmission coupled to a biturbo 2.9-liter V6 petrol engine that generates 540 horsepower and drives the rear wheels.
With low-mounted LED headlights, a big grille, two enormous bumper intakes, and an additional opening on the sculpted vents of the bonnet, the front end is highly aggressive. A splitter for carbon fibre is also present. The Kamm-tail design, which is reminiscent of the TZ range of Zagato-designed Alfa Romeos and is accented by a thin LED strip, is what makes the back end distinctive. Another feature is the bubble top, which is a defining characteristic of Zagato design and continues to the back windscreen.
Additional characteristics include the enormous two-story diffuser with dual exhaust pipes located in the centre. The dashboard design from the Giulia is carried over into the inside, which is constructed of carbon fibre. It combines green stitching and embellishments with black leather to match the colour of the exterior.
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