In 2008, at the Geneva Motor Show, Alfa Romeo introduced an updated version for the Brera coupe and the Spider version. Both cars featured the same front fascia with the 159 model range.

Starting with 1993, Alfa Romeo offered its first front-wheel-drive Spider to the market, and after five years, it added a mid-life cycle refresh then, another one, in 2003 for the last mile before a complete change.

Alfa Romeo introduced the second generation of the Spider in 1995 after it retired its three-decades-old predecessor.

After almost a quarter of a century, Alfa Romeo prepared a final update for its classic roadster, the Spider.

Alfa Romeo introduced the third series of its original 1966 Spider in 1983 and improved it over its predecessor in every way, without losing its sex appeal.

Alfa Romeo introduced the Spider on the market in 1966, becoming a desirable car despite its low power output, and in 1970, the Italian automaker refreshed the roadster.