At the 1966 Geneva Motor Show, Alfa Romeo presented the “1600 Spider,” better known as the “Duetto,” produced until 1994 in four distinct series.

With over 124,000 units sold and a 28-year career, it is the longest-lived and most popular Alfa Romeo model around the world.

The Alfa Romeo Museum in Arese celebrates the anniversary with the “Spider is Alfa Romeo” exhibition, open through December 2026. It is structured into four themed stages – one for each model series – with Alfisti fans’ models on display alongside the official collection. The launch event was held last Sunday with a large parade of spiders from all over Europe.

Yesterday, the photographic exhibition “Women and Motors? Joy, nothing less” was inaugurated at the Heritage Hub in Turin. Conceived by Elisabetta Cozzi, it is promoted by AIDA - the Italian Association for Women in the Automotive Industry.

• The return of the ASI Bertone Collection to Turin restores a fundamental piece to the city’s industrial and stylistic heritage, bringing “home” one of the most iconic collections in international car design.
• Welcoming the collection is the “new” Heritage Hub, which over the past year has undergone a period of profound transformation and enrichment through a reorganized exhibition route and new visiting formats, further strengthening the dialog between industrial identity, automotive culture and the Piedmontese capital.
• Sixty-six Bertone masterpieces, spanning from the 1960s to the early 2000s, shape a unique narrative of radical visions, design experimentation and creative freedom beyond the constraints of production.
• The agreement between ASI and Heritage Hub turns a preservation initiative into a living cultural project, open to the general public and able to enhance the value of Italy’s automotive system, particularly that of Piedmont.

Heritage Hub expands public access with a new visiting schedule that includes daily opening (closed on Mondays), with tickets available for purchase online at the following link and the possibility to choose between self-guided visits on weekdays and guided tours on weekends.

Stellantis Heritage celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Lancia Gamma, which was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in March 1976, marking the brand’s return to the executive car segment.

June 21 will be “Alfa Romeo Day,” a symbolic event to celebrate both the 50^th years of the Alfa Romeo Museum and the anniversary of the Biscione brand, traditionally held on the weekend closest to June 24.

The main events over the year will include: “100 Years of Touring,” “60 Years of the 1600 Spider Duetto,” and the Documentation Center open day. Plus exhibitions, conferences, parades, book launches and "Family Sundays."

Part of the BOTTEGAFUORISERIE project, the Arese Museum is the international reference point for the brand's fans.

The prestigious Autoworld Museum in Brussels is hosting an exhibition dedicated to Lancia's 120^th anniversary, entitled “Lancia 120 Years - Innovation Through Italian Design”.

The exhibition takes visitors on a journey through 120 years of Lancia, a brand renowned for its technical innovation, refined design and wealth of tradition in motorsport.

The spotlight is on the Delta HF Integrale 16v Gr.A, a model from the Stellantis Heritage collection kept at the Heritage Hub in Turin.

Everything is ready for the sixth edition of the major Vicenza-based event, conceived and organised by legendary driver Miki Biasion, which in 2026 embraces all motorsport disciplines.

Two icons from the Stellantis Heritage collection will be on display, normally housed at the Heritage Hub in Turin within the historic Mirafiori plant: the Fiat S 61 Corsa (1908) and the Alfa Romeo 182 “experimental” (1982).

With a highly appealing exhibition, Alfa Romeo is lighting up the 50^th edition of one of the greatest classic car shows in the world. Its display tells the story of over a century of unmistakable Italian design, technical innovation and the utmost driving dynamics.

Due to take place from January 28 through February 1, Retromobile – now in its 50^th year – is confirmed as one of the most important classic car shows in the world, with a schedule ranging from exhibitions, workshops, award ceremonies, auctions, and special events.

Stellantis Heritage celebrates its 10th anniversary with a record-breaking 2025 in terms of Heritage Hub visitors and services dedicated to collectors.

The ASI–Bertone Collection will return to Turin in the first months of 2026 and will be hosted at the Stellantis Heritage Hub in Mirafiori, thanks to an agreement between ASI and Stellantis Heritage.

From November 21, 2025, to January 18, 2026, the Heritage Hub in Mirafiori will host the exhibition “The Italy We Love: Welcome to the Home of the Fiat 500”, telling the story of the 500 as a reflection of the Italian lifestyle and design that made Italy famous around the world.

Stellantis Heritage celebrates the new timepiece born from the partnership between Abarth and Breil, two Italian brands that share values such as audacity, performance and a passion for mechanics.

From October 23 to 26, Stellantis Heritage will be among the highlights of Auto e Moto d’Epoca, the prestigious showcase dedicated to the world of historic cars, presenting three extraordinary models that embody the concepts of Vision, Velocity, and Victory.

From the Lancia Flaminia Loraymo, the true queen of the event, to the successes of Lancia, FIAT-Abarth and Maserati, a cascade of awards celebrates the heritage of Made in Italy

With a dedicated ceremony at the test track of the Alfa Romeo Historical Museum in Arese, Stellantis Heritage celebrated the handover of the “Giallo Ocra” car, the first of three unique Alfa Romeo 4C Collezione GT “Nicola Larini” models.

On Sunday, September 28, the village of Revigliasco Torinese will host the fourth edition of the renowned international festival, which this year officially enters the FIVA Premiere Event calendar.

In the autumn of 1985, the Lancia Delta S4 makes its debut in the World Rally Championship, with a legendary victory at the RAC Rally in Great Britain thanks to Toivonen and Wilson, but its competitive baptism had occurred in July at the Rally Colline di Romagna, where Alen and Kivimaki dominated with a lead of around 9 minutes.

On the 120th anniversary of the birth of renowned FIAT designer Dante Giacosa, Stellantis Heritage inaugurates a temporary exhibition retracing his most important technical innovations. The exhibition is hosted at the Heritage Hub and will be open to visitors until September 2025, with tickets available at the following link.