French Revolution: Part 1
To mark 55 years of the original four-cylinder A310 and 50 years of the V6, Alpine has gone back to one of its most distinctive shapes and imagined where it might have gone next. The result is the A310 VISION, a one-off concept…
The shape of things to come
Alpine has offered a first glimpse of the third-generation A110, but rather than revealing the car itself, the French marque has chosen to unveil its future icon through sculpture. Wrapped in a flowing blue veil, the sculpture captures…
The Art of Alpine
Rather than looking back with nostalgia, Alpine has marked its 70th anniversary with a fresh artistic perspective. To close a year of celebrations spanning Dieppe, Goodwood, Le Mans and Rétromobile, the French marque…
Lacoste x Alpine
French icons Lacoste and Alpine have joined forces for a collaboration that blurs the line between motorsport and fashion, centred around a striking one-off Alpine A290 Rallye…
Yellow Fever
Few cars capture the spirit of lightweight rallying quite like the 1970 Alpine-Renault A110, and this example has the story to match its silhouette. Finished in Jaune Rédélé, a vivid yellow…
Alpine x Mathieu Cesar
French photographer Mathieu Cesar is renowned for his evocative black-and-white portraits, blending light, shadow, and contrast to capture raw emotion. A lifelong car enthusiast, Cesar…
Alpine's race to the clouds
Designed to cope with the 12 mile race to the clouds, this extreme Alpine A110 has been completely reengineered to meet the challenge of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb…
Alpine's champion
The A110 was produced by Alpine from 1961 to 1977. It won the inaugural World Rally Championship for a manufacturer in 1973, which included victory at the Monte Carlo Rally where A110s…
Alpine x Obvious
Alpine and the Obvious art collective have unveiled their A110 Sastruga art car which explores the creative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithms by encouraging dialogue between technology…
Alpine x Felipe Pantone (Part 2)
From the sidelines of the Monaco Grand Prix, Alpine unveiled this striking A110 designed by Felipe Pantone, the second collaboration piece to debut since the partnership with the artist began in April…
Alpine F1 x Felipe Pantone
Alpine enters the world of art through a first collaboration with the artist Felipe Pantone, offering his interpretation of the Alpine Formula 1 car called "Alpine F1 x Felipe Pantone". This reproduction of the…
Alpine's star
The A110 was produced by Alpine from 1961 to 1977. It won the inaugural World Rally Championship for a manufacturer in 1973, which included victory at the Monte Carlo Rally where A110s finished in 5 of the top 6…
1974 Alpine-Renault A110 B 'Team Vialle'
With funding from Dutch industrialist Sjef Vialle, Team Vialle Autogas entered four Alpine-Renaults in the…
1980 Alpine A310
Founded by Jean Rédélé in 1955, Alpine foundations were built on Renault powered competition…
The Return of Alpine
A year after presenting the Alpine Vision show car, the French sports car manufacturer has returned to the…
1974 Alpine-Renault A110 Group 4 Works
Alpine founder Jean Rédélé was very keen to ensure his cars enjoyed great success in competition, with the A110 being the most iconic model they would produce. As all A110 bodies were constructed…
The Return of Alpine
At the home of the world-famous Monte Carlo Rally and on the Col de Turini, site of some of racing’s most memorable moments, Groupe Renault today announced plans for a new Alpine sports car…