It’s a lightweight EV sports car with F1 roots and big U.S. ambitions—if Alpine gets it right.

Alpine wants to sell Americans an electric sports car. Yes, really. Here's why this might actually work, against all odds.

French automaker Alpine, a subsidiary of Renault that focuses on sporty cars, has been toying with entering the United States market. The brand's initial plan centered around large electric SUVs, but ...

After an absence of more than 20 years, Alpine returned to the automotive stage with a triumphant comeback in 2017. The modern reinterpretation of the A110 was the right car at the right moment. It ...

Which is fitting because this is arguably the last great testament to the Audi Sport quattro way. A fact that makes the A110 ...

An often-touted gripe against high-performance electric vehicles is how heavy they can be, lugging around a massive battery to power the motors for longer than a few minutes. However, Alpine is ...

It's not exactly today's or this week's news, but the Alpine A110 R Ultime didn't get that much attention. However, we'll hopefully solve that with this story, as while this car may be extremely cool, ...

The claimed lightness is the headline, though, for the simple reason that it’s difficult to make EVs light, given the weight of the massive batteries powering them. For sports car engineers, this is a ...

Do you hear the people sing? Singing the song of angry men? It is the music of the people who will buy Alpines again! In celebration of the French performance brand's 70th anniversary Alpine is ...

Say the word “French,” and most Americans think of wine, fashion, pastry, and perfume. Cars, not so much, which is a shame, considering the history of the French automobile is as compelling a story as ...

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