The end of production of the Alfa Romeo Giulietta hatchback two years ago didn’t stop the graphic artist from reflecting on what the model might look like today if it lived on to the next generation.
The graphic artist who calls himself Theo Throttle, Theottle for short, describes himself as a visual editor. His latest creation on his YouTube channel is an idea of what the Alfa Romeo Giulietta hatchback might look like today. He used the Giulia, Stelvio and Tonale models during the preparation.
The latest iteration of the Giulietta (Type 940) took the form of a front-wheel drive sedan and lasted in production from 2010 until 2020, when it ended without a direct successor. What the next generation might look like is shown by graphic artist Theottle.
The basis of the view was Alfa Romeo Giulia, which was modernized two months ago. Its front part was shortened, and when transforming the sedan into a hatchback, the designer also used the modernized Stelvio model. The final details were provided by the Tonale model, mainly in the form of front and rear lights.
The return of the Alfa Romeo Giulietta is unlikely, but if it happened in the form Theottle envisioned, we wouldn’t be upset at all. If you are interested in exactly how this Juliet was created, we have attached a video of the chart creation process.
