The Alfa Romeo Stelvio electrical problems are loose battery cables and blown fuses. This piece of equipment will eventually become useless. The battery will need to be replaced every 50,000 to 60,000 miles. It may coSTSome money, but You will have to cough up the cash to keep Your car running. You will come into issues with the battery during the life cycle of the vehicle. There can be a leak, causing the fluid to spill out. The battery can just die. You will need to recharge or replace it at this point. A cracked case could come about and will need to be replaced completely. The battery can drain quickly and will need to fixed.
Ann Nicholson
August 2, 2022
I have a 2018 Alfa Stelvio ( bought as new Sept 2020 in Australia). It has decided to "just die". Will not start. Has drained 3 batteries. If it does decide to actually "semi start" the dash looks like a Xmas tree with all warning lights flashing. It locked itself into "park" so it could not be put into "neutral" so we could not even get it onto the flat bed truck to go to the dealers. About 8 hours later ... And several mechanics ... We finally got it working with a truck battery ...enough to get it onto the tow truck. I do not know that I will ever trust it again. I have a 1979 MGB that I now trust more.
Victor J
July 30, 2020
If the alfa romeo is having electrical issues it can stem from a few things. Bad wires will cause power to not flow as it should, while a bad battery or alternator will cause the car to not have power. You could also have a blown fuse. All of these can lead to parts not working, or not functioning as they should.
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