Special solid - Banchise White
Special solid - Alfa White
Metallic - Visconti green
Metallic - Imola titanium
Metallic - Montecarlo blue
Metallic - Moonlight pearl
Metallic - Silverstone Grey
Metallic - Stromboli Grey
Tinted clear coat - Etna red
Tri-coat - Competizione red
Prices and colour availability may vary based on trim.
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RRP
£52,120 - £57,120
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£759*
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£13,800
Colour guide
Metallic - Vulcano black
Free
Vulcano Black is another classy colour choice for the Alfa Romeo Stelvio. Unlike a lot of other black cars, it doesn’t make the SUV look overly boxy and heavy either - which is definitely a good thing. That said, it will make scratches more easily visible, and you’ll have to spend a lot of time cleaning it over winter as well.
Solid - Alfa red
Free
Alfa Red is the only no-cost colour option for the Stelvio, but that’s not to say it’s one to avoid. On this handsomely styled SUV it brings a distinctively sporty look, and makes for a smart contrast against the dark trim elements at the front and rear of the car. Being a solid-finish paint it won’t sparkle in the sun, but it still looks pretty great.
Specifications
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Special solid - Banchise White
£350
Special solid - Alfa White
£350
Alfa White is a bit pricier than Alfa Red, but it still makes for an attractive colour option on the Stelvio. As a solid paint option, you’ll forgo any sparkly metallic effect, but it contrasts nicely against the black elements at the front and rear of the car, and on the wing mirrors. It looks great when it’s clean, but you’ll have a tough job keeping it that way - particularly over winter.
Metallic - Anodized Blue
£700
This rich shade of metallic blue is a relatively understated colour choice for the Alfa Romeo Stelvio, but it’s one that it wears really nicely. It subtly enhances the car’s already sporty look, and stands out against the car’s darker exterior trim elements. Blue usually makes for a pretty safe bet on the used market too.
Metallic - Misano blue
£700
This bright shade of metallic Misano Blue looks utterly fantastic when applied to the Stelvio, but you’ll have to opt for the pricier Veloce and Estrema trims to be able to option it. It makes for a vivid contrast against those cars’ darker wheels and trim elements, and brings a really racy look to this family SUV.
Metallic - Vesuvio grey
£700
Compared to the other colours that are available with the Stelvio, Vesuvio Grey is a more reserved colour option, and lends the car a more understated and conservative appearance. Still, that should play into its favour when the time to sell comes around. Being a darker shade of grey, it’s likely that it will show up a bit more muck and grime, however.
Metallic - Visconti green
£700
Metallic - Basalto brown
£770
Metallic - Brown earth
£770
Metallic - Imola titanium
£770
Metallic - Montecarlo blue
£770
Metallic - Moonlight pearl
£770
Metallic - Racing green
£770
Metallic - Silverstone Grey
£770
Metallic - Stromboli Grey
£770
Matt - Moonlight grey
£850
Special - Montreal green
£2,000
Tri-coat - Trofeo white
£2,150
Tinted clear coat - Etna red
£2,500
This rich shade of red is available exclusively on the mid-range Veloce model, and it looks simply fantastic. There’s far more detail to the finish of this paint colour than the standard Alfa Red option, and it looks utterly sublime when exposed to direct sunlight. It’s unlikely that it’ll negatively affect the Stelvio’s residual values come sale time, either, as red is a colour the car wears very naturally.
Tri coat - Lipari ochre
£2,500
If you want your Stelvio to really stand out from the crowd, this mustardy-gold shade of Lipari Ochre is a great way to go about it. It certainly won’t be to everyone’s taste, but if you’re willing to stomach the punchy asking price you’ll certainly be turning a lot of heads. Don’t expect this colour to be quite so popular on the used market, however.
Tri-coat - Competizione red
£2,500
Tri-coat - ETNA Red
£2,500
Tri-coat - Lipari ochre
£2,500