- Alfa Romeo and Maserati bespoke centre turns one.
- Unveiled on 4 November, 2025.
- Operates across Modena, Turin and Arese.
- Built on four pillars, including La Storia.
- New Alfa Romeo project previewed in May.
Twelve months after it was unveiled on 4 November, 2025, BOTTEGAFUORISERIE, the bespoke operation shared by Alfa Romeo and Maserati, has reached its first anniversary. The centre brings together craftsmanship, technology and the heritage of both brands to build few-off and one-off cars.
Its work extends from Modena to Turin and Arese, drawing on talent across the Motor Valley. The project rests on four pillars: Bottega few-offs, the Fuoriserie personalisation programme, La Storia for heritage, and Corse, where racing know-how feeds into new developments.
Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale one-offs from Bottega
Bottega handles the most individual commissions, and the Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale and Maserati MCXtrema are its two core models. Each is conceived, developed and assembled in Italy.
Several special versions of the 33 Stradale appeared in 2026. A green example inspired by the GTA, GTAm and 33 Bertone Carabo was shown at the Ultimate Supercar Garage in Paris, while the first delivery in the United States, in Austin, Texas, wore Rosso Villa d’Este with a white stripe and the number 14. The ‘Perla Nera®’, a name chosen and registered by its owner, was unveiled at the Museo Alfa Romeo with bodywork finished entirely in exposed matt carbon fibre. A further car, dedicated to Paris and shown at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, carries a damask design centred on the Quadrifoglio.
Maserati Fuoriserie builds and events
On the Maserati side, the year included the MCXtrema alongside the GT2 Stradale ‘Tribute to MC12’ and the MCPURA Cielo Tributo 1926, both from the Fuoriserie programme. Events took the two brands from Brussels to Monte-Carlo, and from Modena to Trieste and Arese, with customers taking a direct part in shaping their cars.
La Storia and the Alfa Romeo museum
The Museo Storico Alfa Romeo in Arese celebrated 50 years since its inauguration. Meanwhile, Officine Classiche certified and restored numerous classic Alfa Romeo models for customers, and its mechanics supported the brand in the 1000Miglia.
New Alfa Romeo project to follow
Cristiano Fiorio, Maserati General Manager of BOTTEGAFUORISERIE and Chief Marketing Officer, said: “We are proud of what we have achieved so far.” He added that the near future holds new developments, “including a new BOTTEGAFUORISERIE project under the Alfa Romeo brand, as previewed last May at the Stellantis Investor Day 2026.” No details of that project, its timing or pricing have yet been given.
Supplied by Newspress UK (Alfa Romeo)
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