Alfa Romeo is a famous Italian automobile and sports car manufacturer, founded in 19 10 and headquartered in Milan. The original name of the company is Alfa (Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili, Lombardy Automobile Factory).

Its predecessor can be traced back to 1906, founded by Alexandre Darracq in Naples, and then moved to a car company in Milan.

19 16, Nicola Romeo, born in Naples, entered the factory and incorporated her surname into the name of the factory, thus becoming today's Alfa Romeo. 1986 was acquired by fiat. On April 20 17, Alfa Romeo officially entered the China market.

19 10, when Alfa Romeo was founded, the founder combined two symbols of Milan to create a symbol: the Red Cross was a part of Milan's coat of arms to commemorate the Crusaders in the ancient Crusades, and the pattern of biscoine, a man-eating snake, came from the family emblem of an ancient local aristocratic family (Visconti family).

It symbolizes the legend that the ancestors of Duke Weiss Kontha, the Lord of Milan in the Middle Ages, repelled the "giant snake" that tortured the urban people. Two symbols representing Milan's tradition and irrelevant meanings are combined to become one of the most famous symbols in the automobile industry.

After the 20 1 1 Frankfurt Motor Show, Alfa Romeo released the latest product plan for the next few years. Due to the current economic crisis, the time to market of some products has been delayed.