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Alpine (pronounced 'Al-peen') heralded its rebirth with the A110 sports car, which was in the mould of all great drivers’ cars: small and light. And it delivered a character all its own.

Since then, Alpine has evolved into a multi-model brand. The A290 i... Show more

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Alpine A110

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The Alpine A110 is one of the most entertaining and rewarding sports cars you can buy – at any price

£59,420

Alpine A290

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The Alpine A290 is a sporty small EV with two power outputs available

£29,995

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Alpine A390

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The Alpine A390 is a sporty electric SUV that's deceptively agile and reaches 62mph in under four seconds

£59,999

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Alpine (pronounced 'Al-peen') heralded its rebirth with the A110 sports car, which was in the mould of all great drivers’ cars: small and light. And it delivered a character all its own.

Since then, Alpine has evolved into a multi-model brand. The A290 is a high-performance reimagining of the Renault 5 electric small car, and the A390 is the firm’s first standalone electric car.

Alpine shares many of its components with its sister brand, Renault, but its products have a very different look and feel.

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