From what we hear, the Alpine A110 is a great sports car, one that’s loved by critics. But what next for the reborn brand? Unfortunately, sports cars are niche products in today’s landscape and Alpine […]
Following on from the Alpine A110 – which made its debut in 2017 – is a hotter version of the mid-engined two-seater, seen here pounding the laps around the famed Nurburgring Nordschleife. In standard guise […]
Meet the new Alpine A110S, the top-of-the-line model that’s been amped up on all fronts. The mid-engined sports car‘s 1.8 litre turbocharged four-cylinder engine has been tuned to deliver 292 PS at 6,400 rpm, which […]
It’s not often you get up close with the new Alpine A110, but that is exactly what is being displayed at the 2019 Singapore Motor Show. The two-door coupe, which was first previewed by the […]
One year after the unveiling of the Alpine Vision concept car, the fully productionised Alpine A110 has been revealed at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show. The mid-engined, two-seater coupe will be built at Alpine’s factory […]
Following the Renault Alpine Vision concept and subsequently the sighting of the development mule, the modern mid-engined Alpine has been revealed – a present-day interpretation of the A110 classic. With its mid-engined, rear-wheel drive layout, […]
Following the preview of the Renault Alpine Vision, a camouflaged test mule has appeared to be testing on public roads in something close to production form. Following cues from the beautiful A110 classic, the Alpine […]
In an interview with Automotive News Europe, Jerome Stoll, president of Renault Sport Racing stated that Alpine is set to become a global brand and not one that will be limited to Europe only. Despite […]
Signatech-Alpine today unveiled its two LMP2 Alpine A460s at Le Castellet, France, destined to campaign in the FIA World Endurance Championship in 2017. Unveiled alongside the Alpine Vision and Alpine Célébration show cars, the Alpine […]
Renault is reportedly open to sourcing engines from Mercedes-AMG for its revived Alpine range of cars. Speaking to AutoExpress, the French automaker’s executive vice president for product and planing, Bruno Ancelin, hinted at the possibility. […]
