Alpine - the French rally legends. The Alpine brand was founded in the year 1954 by Jean Rédélé, a workshop owner and tuner, who was successful with various Renault models in motorsport. Above all, however, the self-development of the still young car brand in the 1970er years were extremely successful in rallying. The legendary Alpine A 110 scored several rally victories and even managed to clinch a world championship title, and the rivals of Ford, Audi and spear to leave behind. During the oil crisis in the year 1973 production dropped to a low point and the company finally became the same year Renault accepted. In the 80er years, the Alpine A 310 was then presented as the successor to the legendary A 110, which, however, could no longer build on the successes of its predecessor. With the A 610, which was built from 1985 and ran in the early years as Alpine GTA from tape, ended in the year 1995 the first era of the brand. In the year 2017, the Geneva Motor Show finally celebrated the rebirth of the brand, which has now launched the second generation of the A 110. Vehicle tuning has always been a top priority at Alpine, and the theme of tuning for the new Alpine too has been already arrived.
The latest highlight from Zagato has a completely crazy innovation in automobile construction! Curtain up for the Zagato AGTZ Twin Tail (Longtail). The athlete has a unique function that allows the driver to tilt the rear of the vehicle to...
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Alpine, a subsidiary of Renault, recently made an exciting announcement for the 2024 model year: a significant update of the A110 series is planned, which will bring a significant upgrade in the equipment of all variants. The innovations affect both the basic version...
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Alpine brings color to the game with three brand new designs for the A110, and they're now available to order for every variant of the athlete. But don't be surprised if you suddenly feel like a participant in the Pikes Peak race, because...
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Alpine has unveiled a new special model, the A110 S Enstone Edition, and it's a spectacular mix of British and French manufacture. Only 300 of the impressive A110 will be produced, and each one will be fitted with internal carbon elements,...
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To celebrate the centenary of the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans, Alpine has presented a spectacular new model on the famous Circuit des 24 Heures: the A110 R Le Mans Limited Edition. At the exciting unveiling, the German racing driver and two-time ...
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With the show car A424_ß (pronounced "beta"), 60 years after the first appearance at the 24-hour Le Mans race, Alpine is presenting an exciting teaser for the new endurance prototype that will be taking part in the 2024 FIA World Endurance Championship at the starting line will stand. This vehicle represents the best of...
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Alpine, Renault's sporty subsidiary, plans to launch the first of three electric cars in 2024, with which the brand aims to renew its positioning. A study that is already close to series production already gives a first glimpse of the future vehicle. Currently competing...
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Alpine will unveil its new A9_ß show car on May 2023, 290 in Bristol, UK. This gives a first glimpse of the brand's all-electric sports car, which is due to appear in 2024. The world premiere can be viewed from 22:30 p.m. (CET) via the following …
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With a new, unmistakable edition of the Alpine A110 (combined total consumption: 7,0-6,7 l/100 km; combined CO₂ emissions: 160-152 g/km), the brand is celebrating a historic success in motorsport: 50 years ago it won the mid-engine sports car at the San Remo Rally and secured the …
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With the fascinating concept car Alpenglow, Alpine not only provides insights into the design and technology of future models, but also announces the fundamental renewal of the brand. This applies equally to the production models as well as the racing cars of the sports car manufacturer from ...
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