Burdened with the consequences of mismanagement that had been going on at Stellantis, Alfa Romeo decided to keep making its 11-year-old Giulia sedan for a few more years. The last facelift was three years ago, so Croatia-based tuning firm Gevalto decided to spruce it up again using affordable aftermarket parts.
The look seen here is known as the Hawk Edition. It basically just replaces the front bumper of the Giulia, enlarging the air intakes, adding a different honeycomb lower grille and replacing the front splitter with a more pronounced version. Fake air vents next to the headlights and a black bezel around the OEM grille round off the modifications.
Right now, the package seems to exist only on these low-resolution images seemingly generated with AI, but Gevalto claims that the production will start soon. First shipments will be made in October, with the base kit priced at €670 and a “Stage II” variant that includes the lower grille mesh at €770.
Aside from the above, you may want to contact the tuner for their Giulia body kit. It comprises a front splitter, side skirts, a rear diffuser complete with dual exhaust finishers, and a rear spoiler. Bundled like this, the kit costs €950, but you can order individual parts at a moderate premium.