A Croatian tuner has unveiled a new styling package for the Giulia. The aging sedan from Italy receives a hawk-inspired front bumper. The bumper complements an existing aero kit from the same shop. The Giulia has been around since 2015, which makes it the oldest car Alfa Romeo still sells. A 2023 facelift came and went without changing much beyond LED signatures and a few trim pieces. With Alfa now stretching the sedan’s lifecycle further still, Croatian tuner Gelvato has decided to handle the second facelift itself, in the form of a styling package. The centerpiece of Gelvato’s Giulia Hawk Edition is a redesigned front bumper, shown here in what appear to be AI-generated renders rather than photos. The tuner says it fits every Giulia trim except the range-topping Quadrifoglio, and presumably the limited-run GTA and GTAm as well. More: This Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm Replica Bodykit Looks Quite Convincing The custom bumper features sportier cooling intakes with a honeycomb mesh, and a pronounced splitter. However, the highlight is the faux vents next to the stock headlights, which connect them to the black garnish around the grille. This setup gives the Giulia a more aggressive stance, slightly reminiscent of the 159 and Brera. The bumper is made of fiber reinforced plastic, and the splitter from ABS plastic. Gelvato Gelvato has also drawn up a subtle aero kit for the Giulia, already in production. It adds a splitter, sharper side skirts, a rear diffuser with dual tailpipes, and a rear spoiler. The company doesn’t offer any chassis or performance upgrades. More: This 159-Brera Mashup Is The Hatchback Alfa Romeo Never Dared To Build Pre-orders for the Hawk Edition are open now, with availability from October 1st. The unpainted front bumper and splitter run €670 ($760), while the Stage 2 kit with the mesh costs €770 ($880). Either way, the vehicle keeps its stock headlights and grille. As for the Gelvato aero kit, you’ll need €220 ($250) for the splitter, €280 ($320) for the side skirts, €480 ($550) for the diffuser with the tailpipes, and €205 ($230) for the rear spoiler. You can also get the kit as a bundle for €950 ($1,100).
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