Born in Dieppe, Alpine turns light, agile French engineering into rally bred sports cars of rare purity.
Founded by Jean Rédélé.
The A110 Berlinette, introduced in 1962, won the 1973 World Rally Championship constructors' title.
At the 1971 Monte-Carlo Rally, Alpines finished first, second and fourth.
The Renault Alpine A442B won the 24 Hours of Le Mans outright in 1978.
Alpines have been assembled at the Dieppe plant since 1969, and the marque returned in 2017 with a new A110 unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show.
The all electric A290, launched in 2024, was Alpine's first electric model.
An A110 takes a snowy rally hairpin, headlamps blazing, beneath the Alpine A.
New stories from Alpine arrive here as we publish them, straight from the house.
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