kelsonik Renders Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso as GT Coupe

Digital artist kelsonik has reimagined Alfa Romeo's Cuorerosso concept as a two-door GT by removing the rear coach doors and seats. The CGI builds on the four-door V6 hybrid concept shown at the 2026 Paris Motor Show.

kelsonik Renders Alfa Romeo Cuorerosso as GT Coupe
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Virtual artist Nikita Chuicko, known online as "kelsonik," has produced a CGI reinterpretation that turns Alfa Romeo's Cuorerosso four-door concept into a two-door GT coupe, removing the rear coach doors and rear seats. The work reimagines the Cuorerosso first shown at the 2026 Paris Motor Show and was reported by Aurel Niculescu on 31 October 2026.

Cuorerosso and the 2026 Paris Motor Show debut

Alfa Romeo unveiled the Cuorerosso at the Mondial de l'Auto at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles as a four-door V6 hybrid concept that previews the brand's future design and performance direction. The concept pairs an electrified version of the Quadrifoglio twin-turbo V6 with all-wheel drive, and Alfa describes the prototype as a compact executive GT with four seats and an overall length cited at 185 inches.

The Cuorerosso's most notable exterior features include an evolved front end, a ducktail rear with semi-circular LED taillights and rear coach doors that open to a cabin notable for avoiding the trend toward oversized tablets. Alfa said the interior integrates a combination of digital and physical controls and a "dynamic telescope" driver display that morphs between Cruise, Sport and Quadrifoglio modes.

Stellantis had a large presence at the show, displaying more than 60 vehicles and introducing nine new concepts. The 2026 edition returned with strong attendance from more than 100 brands worldwide. Highlights called out alongside Alfa Romeo included Peugeot's RCZ Vision and E-T16, Opel's STX station wagon, Fiat's Multiplay and Citroen's modern 2CV.

kelsonik's GT coupe reinterpretation

Nikita Chuicko, the digital artist who posts as "kelsonik" on social media, released CGI that removes the Cuorerosso's rear coach doors and rear seats, converting the concept into a two-door GT coupe. The CGI is a speculative redesign created in the artist's parallel-vehicles portfolio and is not an Alfa Romeo announcement or production plan. Chuicko framed the project as a timely CGI exercise to explore a new Alfa Romeo GT coupe derived from the Cuorerosso concept.

Sourceautoevolution.com
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