Alfa Romeo is a Stellantis-owned Italian premium car brand. Its corporate team moved to the Centro Stile complex at the Mirafiori site in Turin in 2021, while the brand's museum and much of its history remain associated with Milan and Arese. The company is headquartered in Turin, Italy. The legendary automaker was established in Milan, Italy in 1910, spending decades dominating the early eras of European grand prix racing before eventually being absorbed into the massive Fiat and Stellantis portfolios.
Alfa Romeo develops and markets premium passenger vehicles as a brand within Stellantis. The company competes in premium passenger cars and SUVs, including internal-combustion, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and battery-electric products depending on the model and market. Production leverages Stellantis plants across Italy, including Cassino for the Giulia and Stelvio, and Pomigliano d'Arco for the Tonale. The brand positions its core models around rear-wheel-drive dynamics and Italian design identity. Stellantis manages financial reporting by geographic segment and corporate activity, so it does not issue a standalone audited income statement for the Alfa Romeo brand.