There will be 1.4 million cars sold in Italy in 2023 according to estimates by Unrae, the national union representing foreign motor vehicles, with a slight growth supported by the need for low-priced city cars and the tendency to reward hybrids, which may reach beyond 36% of the total. But the desire for charm remains, and the next 12 months will be marked by electrification, with the probable debut of the Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale and the heir to the Lamborghini Aventador. Both will be called upon to defend the super sports category in a market increasingly dominated by urban sport utility vehicles. Toyota C-HR, Hyundai Kona and Dacia Duster are renewed, with the new electric Lexus RZ 450e accompanied by more widespread models such as the Jeep Avenger or the highly anticipated Fiat B-Suv. Above, Audi renews Q8 e-tron and awaits Q6 e-tron, with zero-emission competition called Maserati Grecale Folgore. City electrics? Glamor like Renault 5 or new Mini. Let’s discover them together.
