Under the metal, the new A390 sits on the Renault Group’s AmpR Medium platform – used by models such as the Renault Scenic and Nissan Ariya.The Alpine measures 4,615mm long, 1,885mm wide ...

June 05, 2025 at 0:30pm BST. Alpine has confirmed it is teeing up an electric replacement for its A110 sports car, along with revealing details of a halo V6-powered supercar.

Alpine is expanding its model line-up even further. (Alpine) Alpine has confirmed it is teeing up an electric replacement for its A110 sports car, along with revealing details of a halo V6-powered ...

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Alpine celebrated its 70th anniversary by hosting a grand event in Dieppe, attracting 150,000 fans. Over 1,700 Alpine cars, both classic and modern, were displayed along the seafront.

The Kimberley X6 has a wider track than the British-built Austin 1800. The Austin was the end product of an increasing Australianisation of the industry, where rules surrounding local content meant ...

Nicolai von Dellingshausen secured a maiden DP World Tour title at the Austrian Alpine Open, despite a stunning final-round 60 from Kristoffer Reitan, who finished tied for second.

Alpine is planning five more EVs, following the introduction of the A290 and A390. They are scheduled to hit the market before 2030. The first should be a replacement for the A110, due next year.

Breaking the news, Briatore said in the Alpine statement that Colapinto would have “the next five races” and that “after this time period, we will assess our options”.

Briatore, who led Renault's F1 team to championships in 2005 and 2006, controversially returned to Alpine in an advisory role last year. Editor's Picks Red Bull's Horner denies Ferrari switch rumours ...