Italian automakers Alfa Romeo and Maserati are joining forces to build “few-off” flagship models under a new bespoke programme called Bottegafuoriserie.
The new bespoke division will not only produce ultra-exclusive models but will also offer extensive customisation options to its customers, “becoming the cradle of high-emotion vehicles that push boundaries.”
Bottegafuoriserie will create models like the Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale and Maserati MCXtrema in the future. One of the first projects under this programme could be a new limited-edition GT akin to the 33 Stradale.
Maserati’s Corse racing team will also come under the new Bottegafuoriserie division and will develop new chassis, powertrains and aeropackages for future cars.
