The EV Alpine A110 is still coming - but not before a spectacular £200k limited edition run-out model arrives
The EV Alpine A110 is still coming - but not before a spectacular £200k limited edition run-out model arriveswas already quite extreme as special editions go, with its carbon wheels, deleted rear window and aggressive weightsaving on an already very slender sports car. But apparently Alpine wasn’t done - not by a long shot. Before the A110 as we know it is killed off to make way for the electric version, it will sign off in incredible style with this, the R Ultime.
Google says this is a six-speed Renault dual-clutch unit, but it must be stronger as new turbo parts means the 1.8-litre turbo is now churning out 350hp and 310lb ft. ‘In RON102’, says Alpine, so an Ultime will want V-Power at the very least, but they represent gains of 50hp and 59lb ft respectively over any previous A110. None of which were slow. This time around, Alpine says 192hp per litre and not very much mass is good for 0-62mph in 3.8 seconds.
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