Alfa Romeo Milano: Dimensions and boot space of the Biscione's small SUV

At 4.17 metres in length, the Alfa Romeo Milano is the smallest in the range, but its boot is in the top segment.

Alfa Romeo Milano dimensioni

By: Massimo Grassi

Published by: Brian Potter

Apr 13, 2024 at 8:03am ET

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Length : 4.173 metres

Width : 1.781 metres

Height : 1.535 metres

Wheelbase : n.a.

Luggage compartment : 400/n.d. litres

The Alfa Romeo Milano finally makes its appearance, positioning itself at the base of the brand's range with its 4.17 metre length, 35 cm shorter than the Tonale. A small SUV (or B-SUV if you prefer), suitable for both city and motorway driving and powered, for the first time in the history of the Biscione, by 100% electric motors, supported by light hybrid units.

This is a major step forward for Alfa Romeo, but one that does not penalise load capacity regardless of the type of engine chosen as the litres available remain the same.

Alfa Romeo Milano, dimensions

The Alfa Romeo Milano is 4.17 metres (4,173 mm) long, 1.78 metres (1,718 mm) wide and 1.53 metres (1,535 mm) or 1.5 metres (1,505 mm) high, depending on whether you choose the normal or the sporty 240 PS version. The wheelbase, the distance between the centres of the front and rear wheels, has not been disclosed, but is expected to be 2.56 metres, like that of its 'cousins' the Fiat 600 and Jeep Avenger.

Alfa Romeo Milan

Alfa Romeo Milano, space and luggage compartment

One of the styling details most often mentioned at the presentation of the Alfa Romeo Milano was the truncated rear end, a reference to the Alfa Zagato signature. A tribute to the past, but not the only one. The design is functional in terms of both aerodynamics and load space. The vertical design has resulted in a boot capacity of 400 litres, one of the best in its category, with a very regular design, and this is true regardless of the type of engine chosen.

Alfa Romeo Milano, competitors with similar dimensions

As a small premium SUV, the Alfa Romeo Milano's direct competitors in the premium segment are the Audi Q2, the Volvo EX30 and the DS 3. The former has no electric powertrain in its range, the latter is available only with batteries, while the third, based on the same CMP platform as the Milano, replicates its offering.

Widening our gaze, we find the 'cousins' Fiat 600, Opel Mokka and Jeep Avenger (the shortest of the lot) as well as the Ford Puma, also set to go electric later this year, and the Mini Aceman, due to arrive later this year.

Model Length Luggage compartment Audi Q2 4,21 405/1,050 litres DS 3 4,12 350/1,050 litres Fiat 600 4.17 metres 360/1,231 litres Ford Puma 4.18 metres 456/ Jeep Avenger 4.08 metres 380/ litre Opel Mokka 4.15 metres 350/1 105 litres

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