Second EV from U.S.-bound Alpine has been spotted New EV will be called the A390 and get 2024 Paris auto show preview Production scheduled to start in 2025 at plant in France Alpine is set to ...

Starting with the A442 at Le Mans, these are the cars that did it. The iconic bubble canopy and tall airbox define the shape of the Renault-Alpine A442, but its victory at Le Mans in 1978 (in ...

The Alpine A390 will be the French brand’s first-ever crossover, with a focus on performance. It’s expected to ride on Nissan Ariya underpinnings, delivering up to 600 hp in AWD form.

The Alpine A390_β previews the A390 sports crossover that's expected to go into production in 2025. It will be Alpine's second all-electric car after the A290 as the company aims for a portfolio ...

The man in his 40s was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash on the A442 in Quatford, West Mercia Police said. "No other ...

A statement from Renault has confirmed that it will be abandoning Alpine's 2026 Formula 1 engine project at its Viry-Châtillon factory in France, thereby ending its involvement in the premier ...

Few car makers have taken on the 911 on its terms, but Alpine has a long history of skirmishes with Porsche, in competition and in the marketplace. Like the 911, the A610’s six-cylinder engine ...

Less than optimal powder these days? Never mind. Here are five divine Alpine destinations where you can play like you just don't care. The aptly named St. Moritz après spot, Paradiso. Some Old ...

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With the Paris motor show pending national pride dictates the French manufacturers are the ones making the most noise, Alpine joining the clamour with this sleek looking, all-electric A390 crossover.

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You certainly wouldn’t be shamed turning up at a track day in the company of cars like that, and Alpine’s motorsport credibility stands scrutiny in this context. Whether that’s something you want to ...