Alfa Romeo Junior offered at £329 per month with 0% APR

A new zero percent PCP finance deal applies to the Alfa Romeo Junior Sport Speciale in both petrol and EV forms. Here are the details

Alfa Romeo is also offering alternative PCP and PCH deals for the Junior compact SUV in Sport Speciale trim

Alfa Romeo has announced a host of new finance offers, aimed at making its Junior compact SUV more affordable.

A Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) deal brings zero percent finance for the Junior in well-equipped Sport Speciale guise. Alfa Romeo customers can also choose between petrol or electric power.

For those who select the petrol-powered Junior Ibrida Sport Speciale, PCP prices start from £329 per month. This is based on a 37-month contract with a minimum 15 percent customer deposit, plus an annual allowance of 8,000 miles.

Opting for the Junior Elettrica Sport Speciale EV, with the same PCP finance terms, increases the monthly cost to £379.

Petrol or electric PCP finance options

Alfa Romeo Junior Sport Speciale PCP

The UK Government’s Electric Car Grant (ECG) also lowers the price of the Junior Elettrica Sport Speciale. It sees a £1,500 reduction applied to the list price of the EV.

For those who prefer a shorter Personal Contract Hire (PCH) deal on the Alfa Junior Sport Speciale, both petrol and electric models are available with a 24-month lease deal instead.

An initial rental of £2,927 for the Junior Ibrida Sport Speciale means a monthly price of £329. Going electric will cost £349 per month, following a first payment of £3,003.

All versions of the Junior Elettrica Sport Speciale come with a 156hp electric motor. The car’s 54kWh battery allows for a potential range of 255 miles.

The Junior Ibrida Sport Speciale features a turbocharged 1.2-litre petrol engine producing 136hp, with mild-hybrid technology to help save fuel.

Place your order by 30 November

Alfa Romeo Junior Sport Speciale PCP

Sport Speciale trim gives the Alfa Romeo Junior a comprehensive standard spec, being the top non-Veloce model in the lineup.

A gloss black body kit is worn by both petrol and electric Junior Sport Speciale models. It features silver inserts on the side skirts and bumpers, along with bespoke badges. A set of 18-inch ‘Fori’ alloy wheels with a dual-tone ‘Matt Miron’ diamond-cut finish complete the look. 

Inside, the Junior Sport Speciale comes with heated and electrically adjustable front seats, which are trimmed in tactile Alcantara. The centre console and dashboard are swathed in the grippy material, too.

The steering wheel features a combination of leather and Alcantara. Aluminium pedals and ambient interior lighting are also part of the Sport Speciale package. 

Orders for the Junior Sport Speciale must be placed before 30 November 2026 if you wish to take advantage of Alfa Romeo’s new finance deals.

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John Redfern
John Redfern
U.S. Editor with a love of all things Americana. Woodgrain-clad station wagons and ridiculous muscle cars a speciality.

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