TORINO (ITALPRESS) – From 21 to 30 November the Los Angeles Auto Show (LA Auto Show) will be staged, one of the longest and most famous automotive exhibitions in the world, whose first edition dates back to 1907. Hosted at the Los Angeles Convention Center, the 2025 edition will offer a rich overview of more than 30 brands, including a place of honor belongs to the global Alfa Romeo brand, always synonymous with Made in Italy.
This year’s edition is one of the richest ever, with over 50 models available for test drives, and can count not only on about 93,000 square meters of exhibition area in the Convention Center but also on the squares and the surrounding streets. Thousands of visitors and more than 5000 journalists from more than 50 countries confirm a global event, which brings together the entire automotive ecosystem for ten days in the heart of California, the largest automotive market in North America.
Protagonist of the kermesse the 33 Stradale, which ensures excellent performance on the track but that does not compromise in terms of comfort and simplicity of use also in everyday use. Moreover, its goal is to give the most exciting driving experience and the immortal charm of an icon to a very narrow circle of enthusiasts. Made of only 33 exclusive specimens, all sold, the new “two-seater” coupe represents the return of the legendary 33 Stradale of the Sixties, from many reputed among the most beautiful cars ever and derived directly from the Type 33 that was the protagonist of the world motorsport.
Visitors to the Los Angeles Auto Show can admire the New Tonale for the first time in the USA. This is the evolution of the first C-SUV of the brand, which renews its sporting character and the unmistakable charm of Italian design. In particular, the New Tonale further refines its excellent dynamic qualities, offering an authentic Alfa Romeo driving experience thanks to the perfect weight balance, the most direct steering of the segment, dedicated Brembo brakes and DSV electronic suspensions that combine comfort and precision.
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