2020 Alfa Romeo Stelvio, Giulia facelifts slated for LA Auto Show premiere

Both cars sport design improvements and a wider range of available equipment.

Customers may now opt for any of the several styling kits when buying a new car, and those who choose the Quadrifoglio may pay extra for a carbon-fiber front grille and side mirror caps. The body color palette has been expanded to include two new tints – Lunare White and Anodized Blue – and the Giulia is now also available in Verde Visconti Metallic.

Inside, the center console has been redesigned from scratch, the new gear selector comes with the national flag of Italy adorning its base, and the steering wheel is stylized to resemble that of a racing car. The standard equipment now includes an infotainment system with a 8.8-inch display, better overall graphics and interactive widgets, and a 7-inch digital dash.

The driver aids list has likewise expanded and now contains traffic jam assist, highway assist, traffic sign recognition, lane control, blind zone monitoring, driver drowsiness alert, and head-on collision warning.

The engine range stays the same, with the standard 2.0-liter turbo-four mill still churning out its 280 hp (209 kW) and the Quadrifoglio V6 TT producing 510 hp (380 kW).