Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio, the fastest SUV in the world on the Nürburgring asphalt
Alfa Romeo achieves its goal and makes the Stelvio Quadrifoglio the fastest SUV at the Nürburgring, a record the Cayenne Turbo S had held since 2015

Alfa Romeo seem to be enjoying a second youth, something supported by the good work on their most recent models launched onto the market, especially the Alfa Romeo Giulia: a sporty saloon that combines all the good dynamic qualities that generated so much passion in their legendary models, and a special mention also for its exquisite design, which cannot be trivial in an Italian vehicle.
Amid the excitement generated by the rejuvenated Alfa Romeo, the Stelvio also has its place, mainly because it is the brand’s first SUV, and also because it is based on the Giulia, so the intentions are quite clear. Its design and sportiness are the hallmark of this premium SUV, even more so if we look at the most powerful and exciting version that Alfa Romeo usually includes in its range: the Quadrifoglio.

When the arrival of the Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio was announced, the Italian brand had a clear goal in mind: to be the fastest SUV on the market. To achieve this, it is not only necessary to have a powerful engine, but also the most complete package possible; and this starts with the 2,900 cc TwinTurbo V6 engine that delivers a impressive 510 CV of power and 600 Nm of torque, combined with the specific 8-speed automatic gearbox.
But as I said, a powerful engine alone is not enough, and the package is rounded off with other elements such as permanent four-wheel drive Q4, the selector for the four driving modes Alfa DNA Pro which includes the Race mode, the Torque Vectoring differential, specific adaptive suspensions, carbon ceramic brakes signed by Brembo, or the exclusive carbon fibre driveshaft.
So, now that the beast has been created, it is time to see whether Alfa Romeo’s goal is real or was merely a fleeting claim. The place to break the record could be none other than the old Nürburgring circuit, with Fabio Francia, Alfa Romeo’s test driver, chosen to carry it out and stopping the clock at 7 minutes, 51 seconds and 7 tenths. With this, the Stelvio becomes the fastest SUV in its category, beating the record held by the Porsche Cayenne Turbo S by 8 seconds.
Below is the video of the feat. By the way, it’s worth remembering that this is the second time Alfa Romeo and Fabio Francia have set a record, since both had previously achieved the record in the four-door saloon category with the Giulia Quadrifoglio.
https://youtu.be/HrU00xoUy8A
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