Alpine

Alpine, a French automobile manufacturer founded in 1955 by Jean Rédélé in Dieppe, established itself as an unmissable reference in motorsport and leisure vehicles for over six decades. Specializing in compact and lightweight cars with dynamic performance, the Alpine story begins with the famous A110 in 1962, a revolutionary small coupe that wins the Monte-Carlo Rally in 1973 and becomes the symbol of French excellence against rivals like Porsche and Lotus. The Alpine manufacturer gradually built a diverse range including emblematic models such as the A310, the A610 and more recently the new A110 relaunched in 2017, reinterpreting the codes of lightweight sports automobiles with modern technologies and high-performance turbo engine. Integrated into the Renault group since 1973, Alpine benefited from major technological synergies while maintaining its distinct DNA, with production based in France and worldwide recognition among collectors and sports car enthusiasts. Beyond the road, Alpine's presence in competition, notably through its Formula 1 and rally involvement, consolidated its premium positioning within the Renault portfolio. The Alpine technical specification stands out for its exceptional power-to-weight ratio, precise handling and a philosophy centered on mechanical purity, faithful to the manufacturer's founding principles even after several decades of industrial evolution.