The Junior, showcasing Alfa Romeo's unmistakable Italian design, is a new compact crossover SUV that became available for sale in the UK during 2025, with both mild-hybrid (Ibrida) and all-electric (Elettrica) versions on offer. The Junior marks a historic moment as the first production battery electric vehicle (BEV) and features unique Alfa Romeo styling cues, including the signature "Scudetto" grille (available in classic or all-electric interpretations), bespoke 'teledial' alloy wheels, and a sculpted profile that helps it stand out in the crowded B-SUV segment. New options include the Sport Pack with Sabelt Alcantara seats.
In the current Alfa Romeo line-up, the Junior serves as the entry-level, most compact, and most affordable offering, available in the form of either a personal or business lease. It's the first fully electric Alfa Romeo, also available as a mild-hybrid. Despite its small footprint, it offers a 400-litre boot. The most close relative within the lineup, is the Tonale which is larger and offers a more premium, restrained SUV look whereas the Junior is pitched as the nippier, more urban-friendly alternative. The other models in the range aren't as similar. The Giulia stands out for being the car most likely to be chosen by driving enthusiasts, whereas the Stelvio is a luxury SUV.
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As Alfa Romeo is a brand that is known for a level of luxury, it's a great choice for drivers who don't want to compromise on the comfort and finish that you get in a premium saloon but want a thrilling drive. A Junior lease is ideal for drivers looking for a stylish, sporty, and compact vehicle that offers a distinctive design and engaging driving dynamics. It appeals to those who want a premium-feeling car that's practical for city driving and commuting while being more eye-catching than conventional rivals.
If you want to compare the Junior with similar models from other brands we recommend taking a look at the Ford Puma or the Dacia Duster. If you're considering electric in the form of the Junior Elettrica, then it's worth taking a look at the Smart #1 or the Kia EV Niro.
Choosing an Alfa Romeo Junior lease means you can choose a brand-new model to drive away for a fixed period of time, while making set monthly payments that remain low for the duration of the deal.
The contract can be tailored to suit your needs, with you free to choose the specific model and any optional extras including the colour and engine type. You can also decide the length of the contract, the annual mileage allowance and whether your lease includes a maintenance package. And that's not all. Lease through Xcite and you benefit from the peace of mind our 20 years in the business brings you.
Alfa Romeo Junior leasing lets you drive a brand-new car while making fixed monthly payments following a low upfront payment. You can choose the length of the contract, with options including 24, 36 and 48 months, while also selecting annual mileage and individual specifications.
When the deal comes to an end, you may have the option of extending the lease or otherwise, simply hand the car back, with no hassle or fuss.
The cheapest Junior leasing deal will vary depending on the best offers we can find at the time so we can’t guarantee a particular model will always be the cheapest of our selection.
The Alfa Romeo Junior offers a WLTP combined range of up to 256 miles. It supports DC fast charging at up to 100kW, allowing a 20% to 80% charge in less than 30 minutes. The sportier Veloce variant has a lower range of around 207-215 miles.
The interior is designed around the driver, with a dual-cowl binnacle housing a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster and a central 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system angled towards the drive. Standard features across all trims include wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It boasts a respectable boot capacity of 415 litres for the hybrid and 400 litres for the electric version. The EV model also includes a small "frunk" for storing charging cables.
All models come equipped with a range of safety features including adaptive cruise control, autonomous emergency braking (AEB) with pedestrian detection, and rear parking sensors. Optional packs can add Level 2 autonomous driving capabilities and a 180-degree rear-view camera.