The A110 R 70, the last of the track-focused A110 R models, will be built in a limited run of 770 cars. It retains the 300-hp version of Alpine’s mid-mounted 1.8-liter turbo-4, paired with a 7 ...

Alpine's next sports car will keep mid-engine proportions while going all-electric, with an attempt to keep the weight below gas competitors.

An often-touted gripe against high-performance electric vehicles is how heavy they can be, lugging around a massive battery to power the motors for longer than a few minutes. However, Alpine is ...

The model will be limited to just 770 examples ... driving with a sports car experience To up the performance of the Alpine A110 GTS, an optional aero kit can be specified. Based on the A110 ...

In celebration of the French performance brand's 70th anniversary Alpine is bringing its long-serving A110 sports car to the end of production with a simplified lineup and a pair of new models.

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 ...

It's the last year of production for the ultralight Alpine A110 sports car, essentially a premium French Miata. But the sports car company is sending the model out with a bang, not a whimper.

The new model is the A110 R 70, a special A110 R that's limited to 770 units and was created to celebrate Alpine’s 70th anniversary in 2025. “To mark the occasion, our iconic A110 is available ...

Alpine marks its 70th anniversary in Dieppe, showcasing new models and hosting a grand parade with over 700 vehicles.

Explore the arrival of the Alpine brand in Ireland with Cedar Motors. Discover the Alpine A110 and the all-electric A290.

But the lighter, better-riding Alpine is the more memorable car to drive, more nuanced and talkative, even at everyday speeds. Sadly, there are no plans to sell any of the current A110 models in ...

That output was good for giving the model a factory-claimed zero-to-60 mph time of 6.3 seconds and a top speed of 130 mph. In 1973, the Alpine A110 became the first car to win the World Rally ...