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The Alpine A110 is a rear mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive sports car introduced by French car manufacturer Alpine at the 87th Geneva International Motor Show in March 2017.
Revvd
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Judging by the name of this project, it looks like it's mission accomplished on their sub-1,000 kg goal.BTW, the target for this green car is to get under 1,000 kg while retaining creature comforts like carpets or the tire inflator kit.
They started at 1064.5 kg with 3 liters of fuel in the tank.
TopspeedPT
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"€330,000, including VAT."
A GT4RS costs €162,500 in France.
Jonathan19
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Alpine to celebrate its 70th anniversary with a limited edition A110 R 70 and a revamp of its A110 range
ALPINE A110 R 70: THE BRAND'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY VERSION, FROM €122,500 INCLUDING TAX
Carbon fibre is the predominant material on the A110 R 70, from the front bonnet to the rear window, including the roof and rear spoiler. Its 18-inch wheels, also made of carbon fibre, are highlighted with a white trim. The sleek chassis of the A110 R remains at the heart of the driving experience, accompanied as always by the 300 horsepower (215 kW) engine and its torque of 340 Nm.
Available in ten different body colours, this version has four interior design schemes from the Atelier customisation range. With Michelin PS CUP 2 tyres as standard, the A110 R 70 has an Akrapovic© exhaust and seven possible colours for the Brembo© brake callipers.
The Alpine 70th anniversary logo on the wheel arches, door sill and headrest, and the number plaque serve as a reminder that this is a limited edition of 770. Lastly, the monogram of the French flag on the exterior pillar and inside the doors pays tribute to Alpine's origins in this anniversary year.
Excluding specific options, the 770 units of the A 110 R 70 start at the unique price of €122,500, including VAT.
ALPINE A110 GTS: THE COMBINATION OF PURE SPORTINESS AND REFINED COMFORT, FROM €79,500, INCLUDING TAX
Coming to replace the GT and S versions, the all-new A110 GTS offers an exhilarating driving experience based on the A110 S chassis without compromising the everyday comfort of the A110 GT. The A110 GTS boldly combines pure sportiness and refined comfort on the road and the track. Its vocation is to provide thrills while ensuring a serene daily drive. With this version, the Atelier catalogue is expanding to include five new body colours. Bleu Paon (Peacock Blue) and Orange Acropolis (Acropolis Orange), two colours from the 'heritage' catalogue, as well as three new matt colours: Orange Solaire (Solar Orange), Bleu Eclipse (Eclipse Blue) and Gris Acier (Steel Grey).
The A110 GTS boasts the A110 S's sporty chassis and is powered by a 300 horsepower (215 kW) engine delivering 340 Nm of torque at 6,300 rpm. As an option, a new GTS aero kit, derived from the A110 R aero kit, includes a front splitter, side skirts, rear spoiler and rear wing with carbon-fibre gooseneck mounts, providing better downforce for even greater agility. As an option, its 18-inch GT Race wheels are mounted on Michelin PS CUP 2 tyres accompanied by Brembo© brake callipers, available in a choice of six colours.
The new GTS Grey leather interior complements the carbon fibre exterior to reinforce the vehicle's racy character. The cockpit is available with optional black leather seats or colourful Alcantara© Atelier racing seats. The Focal© Premium audio system is also standard.
The new A110 range will be available to order from early March 2025 in France, starting at €65,000, including VAT, with the entry-level model of the A110 range offering 252 horsepower.
- To celebrate its 70th anniversary in 2025, the Alpine brand is updating its A110 range with two new models: the A110 R 70 and A110 GTS.
- A 770-unit limited edition A110 R 70 will be sold, marking the final production of the ‘R’ versions, which have enjoyed commercial success in recent years.
- The A110 R 70 offers 300 horsepower, 340 Nm torque, carbon fibre wheels, ten body colours and four interior colour schemes.
- The A110 R 70 includes an exclusive French tricolour series of 70 units in Bleu Caddy, 70 in Blanc Glacier and 70 in Rouge Sismique, with the roof bearing the 70 years of Alpine logo in exposed carbon fibre.
- The A110 GTS joins the 2025 catalogue. It will be presented in Bleu Paon (Peacock Blue) for its launch. This limited colour comes from the ‘heritage’ catalogue.
- From early March 2025, customers can visit the Alpine Network to order the new A110.
- The launch of this new range marks the start of the last 12 months to order the current A110 model.
ALPINE A110 R 70: THE BRAND'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY VERSION, FROM €122,500 INCLUDING TAX
Carbon fibre is the predominant material on the A110 R 70, from the front bonnet to the rear window, including the roof and rear spoiler. Its 18-inch wheels, also made of carbon fibre, are highlighted with a white trim. The sleek chassis of the A110 R remains at the heart of the driving experience, accompanied as always by the 300 horsepower (215 kW) engine and its torque of 340 Nm.
Available in ten different body colours, this version has four interior design schemes from the Atelier customisation range. With Michelin PS CUP 2 tyres as standard, the A110 R 70 has an Akrapovic© exhaust and seven possible colours for the Brembo© brake callipers.
The Alpine 70th anniversary logo on the wheel arches, door sill and headrest, and the number plaque serve as a reminder that this is a limited edition of 770. Lastly, the monogram of the French flag on the exterior pillar and inside the doors pays tribute to Alpine's origins in this anniversary year.
| THE TRICOLOUR EDITION A110 R 70 PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE 1955 A106 The limited edition A110 R 70 includes an exclusive series of 70 units in Bleu Caddy, 70 in Glacier Blanc and 70 in Rouge Sismique - in reference to the iconic photo in which Jean Rédélé chose three tricoloured A106s to officially present his first production car bearing the logo of the brand newly created in 1955, in the presence of Pierre Dreyfus, the CEO of Renault. This collection is the ultimate representation of the brand's French savoir-faire, starting with the 70th-anniversary logo in visible carbon fibre, which is visible through the roof paintwork. The interior is available in blue, white or red, with all-new Sabelt© upholstery matching the chosen body colour, as do the 18-inch carbon-fibre wheel rims, which are colour-coordinated with the bodywork. |
Excluding specific options, the 770 units of the A 110 R 70 start at the unique price of €122,500, including VAT.
ALPINE A110 GTS: THE COMBINATION OF PURE SPORTINESS AND REFINED COMFORT, FROM €79,500, INCLUDING TAX
Coming to replace the GT and S versions, the all-new A110 GTS offers an exhilarating driving experience based on the A110 S chassis without compromising the everyday comfort of the A110 GT. The A110 GTS boldly combines pure sportiness and refined comfort on the road and the track. Its vocation is to provide thrills while ensuring a serene daily drive. With this version, the Atelier catalogue is expanding to include five new body colours. Bleu Paon (Peacock Blue) and Orange Acropolis (Acropolis Orange), two colours from the 'heritage' catalogue, as well as three new matt colours: Orange Solaire (Solar Orange), Bleu Eclipse (Eclipse Blue) and Gris Acier (Steel Grey).
The A110 GTS boasts the A110 S's sporty chassis and is powered by a 300 horsepower (215 kW) engine delivering 340 Nm of torque at 6,300 rpm. As an option, a new GTS aero kit, derived from the A110 R aero kit, includes a front splitter, side skirts, rear spoiler and rear wing with carbon-fibre gooseneck mounts, providing better downforce for even greater agility. As an option, its 18-inch GT Race wheels are mounted on Michelin PS CUP 2 tyres accompanied by Brembo© brake callipers, available in a choice of six colours.
The new GTS Grey leather interior complements the carbon fibre exterior to reinforce the vehicle's racy character. The cockpit is available with optional black leather seats or colourful Alcantara© Atelier racing seats. The Focal© Premium audio system is also standard.
The new A110 range will be available to order from early March 2025 in France, starting at €65,000, including VAT, with the entry-level model of the A110 range offering 252 horsepower.
| Alpine A110 R 70 | 122 500 € TTC |
| Alpine A110 GTS | 79 500 € TTC |
| Alpine A110 | 65 000 € TTC |
Jonathan19
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New variant A110 or next gen A110?
Jonathan19
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Et voici l’EVO by Ravage
25 exemplaires / Les trois premières autos seront un hommage à Patrick Depailler
Over the past months, our team has poured all its energy, passion and determination into imagining and shaping the future of Ravage.
That journey now gives rise to a bold new creation: the Grp4 EVO
The original Grp4 was a tribute to the legendary A110 Berlinette from the 1970s, a car that left its mark on the World Rally Championship. The Grp4 EVO represents a new chapter — sharper, more radical, and resolutely track-focused.
Heritage in Motion
The EVO’s dynamic behavior is the result of close collaboration with our development driver, Loïc Depailler. Driven by passion and high standards, he has given the car a unique balance between performance and emotion — staying true to Ravage’s racing spirit.
As a heartfelt tribute to a family history deeply rooted in motorsport, the first three models of the EVO collection honor the most iconic Formula 1 cars from the career of his father, Patrick Depailler:
● Tyrrell P34 – the legendary six-wheeled F1, remembered for its bold engineering and multiple podiums.
● Ligier JS11 – powerful and elegant, with which Patrick claimed victory at the 1979 Spanish Grand Prix in Jarama.
● Alfa Romeo 179 – the car of his final F1 season, a symbol of his courage and determination.
Three cars, three stories, three heartfelt tributes —
now retold through the hands and the wheel of his son.
25 exemplaires / Les trois premières autos seront un hommage à Patrick Depailler
Over the past months, our team has poured all its energy, passion and determination into imagining and shaping the future of Ravage.
That journey now gives rise to a bold new creation: the Grp4 EVO
The original Grp4 was a tribute to the legendary A110 Berlinette from the 1970s, a car that left its mark on the World Rally Championship. The Grp4 EVO represents a new chapter — sharper, more radical, and resolutely track-focused.
Heritage in Motion
The EVO’s dynamic behavior is the result of close collaboration with our development driver, Loïc Depailler. Driven by passion and high standards, he has given the car a unique balance between performance and emotion — staying true to Ravage’s racing spirit.
As a heartfelt tribute to a family history deeply rooted in motorsport, the first three models of the EVO collection honor the most iconic Formula 1 cars from the career of his father, Patrick Depailler:
● Tyrrell P34 – the legendary six-wheeled F1, remembered for its bold engineering and multiple podiums.
● Ligier JS11 – powerful and elegant, with which Patrick claimed victory at the 1979 Spanish Grand Prix in Jarama.
● Alfa Romeo 179 – the car of his final F1 season, a symbol of his courage and determination.
Three cars, three stories, three heartfelt tributes —
now retold through the hands and the wheel of his son.
Jonathan19
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The Porsche 718's Biggest Rival May Not Go Electric After All
"Development of the all-electric Alpine A110 is well advanced and timing is on track for its arrival to coincide with Porsche’s all-electric Cayman. There is, of course, one small issue – the catastrophic collapse of the electric car market, which has seen Porsche confirm it will continue to offer petrol engined Boxster and Cayman models alongside their electric relations. And Alpine? Parent company Renault owns a 45 percent stake in Horse Powertrains, a company that specializes in internal combustion engines, hybrid technology and range extenders; the petrol powered A110 might not be dead just yet."
carbuzz.com
"Development of the all-electric Alpine A110 is well advanced and timing is on track for its arrival to coincide with Porsche’s all-electric Cayman. There is, of course, one small issue – the catastrophic collapse of the electric car market, which has seen Porsche confirm it will continue to offer petrol engined Boxster and Cayman models alongside their electric relations. And Alpine? Parent company Renault owns a 45 percent stake in Horse Powertrains, a company that specializes in internal combustion engines, hybrid technology and range extenders; the petrol powered A110 might not be dead just yet."
One Of The World's Best Sports Cars May Keep Its Combustion Engine
The Alpine A110 was slated to go full EV, but Alpine might be following Porsche's lead by backtracking on that idea.
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Jonathan19
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The R Ultime is sold out and you right i din't find any reviews on it, maybe later.
Jonathan19
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Excellent review, what a pity that the 6SP DCT hasn’t been used in the normal 110R or that they didn’t fit a manual transmission.
TopspeedPT
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