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Blog > Alfa Romeo Models > 2026 Alfa Romeo Trim Levels Explained: Sprint, Veloce & More
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Starting with the 2025 model year, Alfa Romeo simplified its lineup. For 2026, the Giulia and Stelvio are offered as single, well-equipped models with an available Veloce Package, while the Tonale offers three distinct trims: Sprint, Veloce and Sport Speciale.
The changes make choosing a new Alfa Romeo more straightforward, but familiar names like Ti, Competizione and Quadrifoglio still appear on pre-owned models. Here’s how the current lineup compares and what those earlier trim names mean.
Compact SUV, standard AWD
Well-equipped starting point
Leather, dual-mode suspension, red Brembos
20-inch wheels, Alcantara cabin
Sport sedan, RWD or AWD
280 hp, leather, heated seats
Limited-slip differential, sport seats
Midsize SUV, AWD
280 hp, leather-trimmed sport seats
Sportier styling and performance upgrades
*Solid line = trim level. Dashed line = option package. Features vary by configuration.
Veloce, Italian for “fast,” is the upgrade that shows up across every Alfa Romeo model. On the Tonale it’s a full trim level with leather seating, dual-mode suspension, aluminum paddle shifters and red Brembo brake calipers. On the Giulia and Stelvio it’s an option package, adding a limited-slip differential, sport seats with power bolsters and sportier exterior styling.
For the full breakdown of Veloce equipment and how it changes the drive, read What Is Alfa Romeo Veloce? Veloce also pairs naturally with Dynamic mode, which you can learn about in our guide to Alfa Romeo DNA drive modes.
Not sure between the SUVs? Compare them in Tonale vs. Stelvio.
Shopping pre-owned? Alfa Romeo used different trim names in past model years. Here’s what they mean.
*Model-year availability varies. Confirm the exact trim with the vehicle’s window sticker or VIN.
Standard AWD at the lowest entry point. You want Alfa style in an easy-to-park size.
You want leather and a sportier feel. Dual-mode suspension and paddle shifters.
You want the boldest look. Signature 20-inch wheels and an Alcantara cabin stand out.
You want a true sport sedan. The Veloce Package adds a limited-slip differential.
You need room for family and gear. More space than the Tonale, with an available Veloce Package.
You want maximum performance. The 505-hp V6 is the way to get it today.
For 2026, the Tonale offers the widest choice of trims in the Alfa Romeo lineup.
Every new Alfa Romeo comes with DNA. The best way to understand it is a test drive where you try all three modes back to back.
Sprint is the well-equipped starting point, while Veloce adds sportier equipment. On the 2026 Tonale, Veloce adds leather seating, dual-mode suspension, paddle shifters and red Brembo brake calipers.
Both, depending on the model. For 2026, Veloce is a trim level on the Tonale and an option package on the Giulia and Stelvio.
Ti stands for Turismo Internazionale. It was a comfort-focused trim above Sprint on earlier models and now appears on pre-owned vehicles.
Not in the U.S. The Giulia and Stelvio Quadrifoglio were discontinued in North America after the 2024 model year, so they’re available pre-owned only.
For most drivers, the Tonale Sprint offers the most features for the money, while the Giulia with the Veloce Package is the best choice for driving enthusiasts.
Browse new Alfa Romeo models, or explore pre-owned and Nearly New inventory at Alfa Romeo of Fort Lauderdale.
Deciding on a body style? Read Giulia vs. Stelvio: Sedan or SUV?
