Alpine Unveils A110 EV, Replacing A110 Gasoline Model by 2026

In a recent move to electrify its lineup, French sports car manufacturer Alpine has announced plans to discontinue its gasoline-powered A110 model in favor of an all-new all-electric vehicle (EV) variant, dubbed the A110 EV. Set to replace the current combustion engine-powered A110, this new EV model is slated for release next year.

The image preview provided by Alpine reveals a sleek design that mirrors the classic silhouette of its predecessor, but with several updates and modern touches. Noteable among these changes are the updated LED headlights shaped as six-pointed polygons, adding to the overall sense of innovation and cutting-edge technology prevalent throughout the Alpine brand's offerings.

Key aspects revealed thus far include an anticipated release date for 2026 and a shift towards reduced overall weight, allowing for enhanced performance while simultaneously contributing to more environmentally friendly options. This new EV model showcases a striking design philosophy consistent with Alpine’s passion for dynamic driving experiences.

Following earlier news regarding the A390 introduction and further updates on upcoming product models from Alpine prior to their official unveilings, it seems clear that the brand remains committed to an ambitious push into electrified mobility, seeking to bolster its position as a leader within this emerging field.