Fans Are Invited To Visualize Alfa Romeo's Next Car

by AutoExpert   |  23 August, 2023

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We're all eagerly waiting to see what Alfa Romeo's new mid-engined supercar will look like, but the folks over at the Australian branch of the company are taking a fun and creative approach. They're inviting fans to let their imaginations run wild with a little help from artificial intelligence.

Although the actual car is expected to be a sleek two-door upercar, drawing inspiration from the gorgeous Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale from the 1960s, there's no limit to what fans can dream up.

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Alfa Romeo's special website already has a bunch of examples that are meant to get people's creative juices flowing. Coming up with your own dream Alfa Romeo creation is super easy: just give the AI six words that sum up your perfect car and describe the kind of setting you'd like to see it in.

If you're keen to join in on the fun, you can share your ideas as comments on Alfa Romeo Australia's Instagram post. The best ones will even be featured on the brand's Instagram page.

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Alfa Romeo gave us sneak peeks of the upcoming car, showing off bits and pieces like the grille, taillights, and steering wheel. While there's no official confirmation just yet, there's talk in the industry that the new supercar might have some things in common with the Maserati MC20. And when it comes to the engine, some are thinking it might borrow the twin-turbo 2.9-liter V6 from the Giulia GTA.

There's also a rumor that it might carry the iconic 33 nameplate and have a top speed of 206 mph. They're planning to make just 33 of these beauties, and if you want one, you might need to cough up over €1 million.

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Get ready for the big reveal, which is going to happen at the impressive Alfa Romeo Museum in Italy. It's shaping up to be an exciting moment for car enthusiasts, and who knows? Maybe one of the creations dreamed up by fans and AI will turn into a real masterpiece!

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