A tiny French sports car is disappearing — and prices are already climbing.

Alpine accelerates EV future with new tech for all-electric A110 - French F1 team confirms next-generation sports car and a new Alpine Performance Platform as part of Renault Group growth plans ...

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Back in 1955 the Société des Automobiles Alpine SAS was born over in France as a maker of sports and racing cars. Known to the world as Alpine, the company is now under the umbrella of Renault, but ...

An all-new Alpine A110 is in the works, and unlike the outgoing model, the next generation will be sold exclusively as an EV. While plenty of car enthusiasts will consider this as bad news, Renault ...

Alpine is rethinking its plans to sell EV SUVs in America and is instead performing U.S. crash tests on its next-gen A110 sports car.

Renault-controlled Alpine is gearing up for a difficult 2026 as the French brand transitions the iconic A110 berlinette to full-electric muscle. According to chief executive officer Philippe Krief, ...

Alpine has hung its hat on electric power with cars like the A290, A390, and the upcoming A110, but the company isn’t completely closing the door on gasoline just yet. The brand has revealed secrets ...

This may be the strongest hint yet that the Renault-owned sports car brand is dead serious about launching stateside. Alpine's US debut now expected around 2030 due to tariffs and regulatory hurdles.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This 1973 Alpine A110 1600 S sold at the 2023 RM Sotheby’s St. Moritz auction for around $135,000. To gain ingress or egress to ...

The Alpine A110, one of automotive history’s greatest legends, is apparently one step closer to coming to our shores. AutomotiveNews reports that the French-based Renault-owned automaker is currently ...

Alpine, the sports car brand owned by France’s Renault Group, first announced plans to enter the US market in June 2023 with a duo of performance luxury EVs. As the EV market has changed dramatically ...