Alpine, the exclusive sports car brand within the Renault Group, is ready for the Mondial de l'Auto Paris 2026 with the ...

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Renault made countless American car enthusiasts jealous when it revived Alpine as a sports car sub-brand with the sleek A110. Since then, Alpine has only been available in Europe, but that’s about to ...

Cars from Alpine, under the ownership of Renault Group, have long been just outside the reach of sports car fans in the United States, as the brand has never offered any of its well-respected sports ...

Evan Williams is an automotive journalist and mechanical engineering technologist with more than a decade of experience in the industry. He has written for the Toronto Star and AutoTrader Canada and ...

The Alpine A390_β (Beta) is a true crossover - it morphs and liquifies the terms SUV and sedan into a fresh creation that might have purists say 'yuck.' Alas, it's very much in line with the times – ...

Alpine offered a first look at its new high-performance electric sports car at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed last weekend – all thanks to a pioneering new process for developing a new car ...

Alpine CEO Philippe Krief confirmed that the A110 is undergoing crash testing in the US. Alpina’s arrival in the US is imminent. The French automaker previously planned to bring a slew of SUVs ...

Alpine A110 R Ultime is flagship version of A110 New sports car packs 345-hp 1.8-liter turbo-4 Pricing starts at 265,000 euros (approximately $289,000) Alpine's sole model on sale at present is the ...

After the last Alpine A110 rolled off the factory floor in Dieppe, something in the industry died. The last R 70 A110 assembled is number 28,701, and it's built to a spec that pays homage to the brand ...

The claimed lightness is the headline, though, for the simple reason that it’s difficult to make EVs light, given the weight of the massive batteries powering them. For sports car engineers, this is a ...