Alfa Romeo has committed to becoming an all-electric brand by 2027, and to do that it will obviously need to introduce at least some new models in the short-to-medium term. This week, the company’s CEO announced one of those will be a new all-electric crossover. The yet-to-be-named EV will be larger than the Italian brand’s current Stelvio, a midsize gas-powered SUV.

Jean-Philippe Imparato said the new crossover will compete with the X5 – or, we presume, its electric equivalent – and attack the all-important markets of China, Europe and North America. In the process, it will be the fourth crossover to feature in Alfa Romeo’s lineup, after the Stelvio, the just-introduced Tonale compact model and the just-announced smaller crossover to come in 2024, which according to reports, is getting the name Brennero.