Giuseppe Busso (Turin, 27 April 1913 – Arese, 3 January 2006) was an Italian engineer and automotive designer. After working for Ferrari and Alfa Romeo’s competition department, he became one of the company's leading technical figures, contributing to the development of numerous racing and production cars. He is best remembered for designing a series of advanced powertrains, including the celebrated Alfa Romeo V6 engine, commonly known as the "Busso" V6, as well as for his work on chassis, transmissions and competition engineering.

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