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Alpine was founded in 1955 in Dieppe, a town in northern Normandy, and the marque, now under ownership of Renault, still ...

The French company that operates under ... that only 110 units will be made in total, it is likely that there won't be two identical A110 R Ultime sports cars. In essence, the Alpine A110 R ...

but both are still more expensive than a Cayman GTS Renault and Geely are already working on hybrid engines together for use in other cars so Geely buying into Alpine wouldn’t be a total shock ...

Alpine was set up in 1955 by Jean Rédélé, who used Renault running gear to help create his sports cars; then in 1973 Alpine was swallowed up by Renault. Back in the eighties Renault tried to ...

Under de Meo’s plan Alpine’s future product plan will be “100 percent electric”, with a range of models built on two of the current platforms within the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance.

Renault’s Alpine has unveiled the last hurrah ... MORE: Alpine A110 sports car axed in Australia A batch of 15 of the 110 Alpine A110 R Ultime will feature the unique ‘La Bleue’ gradient ...

The Alpine is a relatively simple car by modern standards, and the important bits like the engine and gearbox are well proven and come from Renault, which itself enjoys a decent reputation for ...

After a close to 20-year hibernation, Renault reanimated the brand in 2012 with the stunning A110-50 concept racing car, and then the two-seat, mid-engine machine you see here, the A110. It's clearly ...

After a close to 20-year hibernation, Renault reanimated the brand in 2012 with the stunning A110-50 concept racing car, and then the two-seat, mid-engine machine you see here, the A110. It's clearly ...

The Renault 5 with the smaller 40 kWh battery will come with a 90 kW (120 hp) motor. Spend an extra £2,000 (final UK prices to be confirmed) and you can upgrade to the 52 kWh battery and a 110 kW ...

There’s something distinctly Herculean about Renault’s revival of the Alpine brand.Here’s a French sports car manufacturer that hasn’t actually manufactured a sports car – or any car, for that matter ...