Introduced at the 1997 Geneva Motor Show alongside the road version, the Scighera GT displayed evident differences despite its unchanged design.
The most extreme interpretation of the Scighera project, a car that pushed towards competition, performance and aerodynamic efficiency without losing its distinctive identity.
BRAND: Alfa Romeo
MODEL: Scighera GT
YEAR: 1997
CATEGORY: Concept car
DESIGNER: Fabrizio Giugiaro
The full-scale Scighera GT styling model represents the most competition-oriented interpretation of the 1997 project, pushing its design towards a more technical and performance-driven character.
The entire front section was conceived as a single removable carbon-fibre element incorporating the grille, wings and bonnet, while the side profile is defined by large air intakes serving the mid-mounted engine. At the rear, carbon fibre is again used to shape a compact and strongly technical volume, dominated by a centrally mounted monoplane spoiler that reinforces the racing identity of the GT version.
A further distinctive feature of this model is the adoption of a historic Alfa Romeo racing livery, reinterpreted and adapted to the lines and curves of the bodywork. This graphic treatment strengthens the link with the brand’s competition heritage and gives the Scighera GT an even more explicit motorsport character.
As a styling model, the Scighera GT preserves the most radical expression of the project, where aerodynamic research, lightweight construction and racing-inspired graphic identity converge in a single form.
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