Hier äußert sich die amerikanische WebSite CarBuzz zum Aussehen des neuen Milano:
Alfa has a history of building beautiful cars, and even the current crossovers, the Tonale and Stelvio, are attractive propositions, but the Milano is not quite as timeless and sensuous. The front end has a wide lower grille straight from the Stelvio, but the upper portion is where it goes all wrong. On the EV, instead of a traditional triangular grille, there's a body panel with a blown-up version of the Alfa crest on it in place of a traditional grille; it's too shouty and contradicts the understated beauty Alfa is known for. The hybrid version does away with this in favor of a mesh grille with vintage Alfa Romeo script on it, the closest thing on this car to the beauty we were promised for the brand's EVs, which were supposed to adopt styling cues reminiscent of Alfas from the 1960s. Perhaps platform-shared models are excluded from this philosophy and must be subjected to bolder styling to attract younger customers.
Die Veloce-Ausführung hat wohl einen zweiten Motor an der Hinterachse.