2015 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Business Edition

User-chooser company car drivers are the obvious target market for the Alfa Romeo Giulietta Business Edition. Based on the existing Distinctive trim grade, the new variant gains £2,000-worth of extra specification but it actually costs slightly less.

Standard equipment includes a Uconnect infotainment system that incorporates a 6.5” colour touchscreen, Bluetooth, a DAB radio, an SD card reader and satellite navigation with 3D mapping. Also fitted are cruise control, front and rear parking sensors, tyre pressure monitoring, the Visibility Pack and electric lumbar adjustment for the front seats.

Alfa Romeo Giulietta Business Edition (2015) Side

Four engines are being offered, two of which come with the six-speed TCT twin dual-clutch transmission.

Alfa Romeo Giulietta Business Edition
UK on the road prices, P11D values and 2014/15 benefit-in-kind tax rates
Engine Transmission OTR P11D BIK
1.6 JTDM-2
diesel 105 PS 		6-speed manual £18,990 £18,935 16%
2.0 JTDM-2
diesel 150 PS 		6-speed manual £20,290 £20,235 18%
1.4 TB MultiAir
petrol 170 PS 		6-speed TCT £20,810 £20,755 18%
2.0 JTDM-2 II
diesel 175 PS 		6-speed TCT £22,450 £22,395 18%

The Alfa Romeo Giulietta Business Edition is available now.

Alfa Romeo Giulietta Business Edition (2015) Front SideAlfa Romeo Giulietta Business Edition (2015) Rear Side

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