At the 2024 Paris Motor Show, Alpine is displaying the Alpenglow Hy6, a conceptual supercar with a twin-turbo, 3.5-liter V-6 engine that runs on hydrogen.
Much like Toyota, Alpine thinks the combustion engine can be saved by making it run on hydrogen. While the Japanese automaker has been experimenting with GR Yaris and GR Corolla hot hatches with three-cylinder engines, Renault's performance division started with a four-cylinder unit. Now, it’s displaying a supercar concept with an even bigger V-6. The Alpenglow Hy6 is an evolution of the Alpenglow Hy4 we saw a few months ago.
The Alpenglow Hy6 is motivated by a completely new V-6 that took two years to develop. It uses an aluminum block with a dry sump and produces 211 hp per liter. The mid-mounted combustion engine is nestled in an LMP3 carbon chassis and enables the supercar to exceed 205 mph with zero emissions. There is an Inconel exhaust system built into the taillights but its role is to release water vapor.
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