Tonale Hybrid

Appearances can deceive people. The Tonale's iconic Alfa Romeo grille would make you think it was a scaled-down version of the Stelvio SUV. But in fact, this plug-in hybrid Tonale shares the powertrain, most of the body sheet metal parts and interior parts with Dodge Hornet, and it's not much fun to drive. Tonale's comfort is okay, but it obviously doesn't give people the intuitive thrill of cornering like its older brother. With 285 horsepower, pure electric battery life of more than 30 miles, and a four-wheel drive system, Tonale is theoretically not inferior to non-hybrid rivals such as the BMW X1, Mercedes-Benz GLA250, and Volvo XC40. However, the interiors of the latter three are more advanced and refined. The degree is also beyond Alpha's reach. And the Dodge Hornet is thousands of dollars cheaper in price, further weakening the Alpha's persuasive power over Dodge-as long as you can accept the less romantic logo and different grille.