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Alpine
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RENAULT S.A.S.
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alpinecars.com
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Private
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1955
Descriptiontext

Alpine is a French sports-car manufacturer and motorsport operator wholly owned by Renault Group, headquartered in Boulogne-Billancourt with road-car production in Dieppe, France. Its core consumer product is the lightweight A110 sports car — currently combustion-powered, with a fully electric third-generation A110 planned for early 2027 commercialization on a new Alpine Performance Platform featuring an aluminum-intensive chassis, 800V architecture, cell-to-pack batteries, and a silicon-carbide-inverter rear axle with active torque vectoring targeting sub-1,500 kg curb weight and 500+ km of range. The brand also operates two major motorsport franchises: the Alpine F1 Team (managed through UK-based Alpine Racing Ltd at Enstone, which switched to Mercedes power units in 2026 and is being rebranded as the Gucci Racing Alpine Formula One Team from 2027) and the Alpine Endurance Team (competing in FIA WEC including Le Mans with the A424 LMDh Hypercar), with hydrogen technology showcased through the Alpenglow concept in the MissionH24 program.

Alpine generates revenue through sports-car hardware sales via 23+ country-specific alpinecars.* storefronts and the Renault authorized dealer network, F1 title and associate sponsorship (anchored by the 2027 Gucci title deal estimated at $55–60M/year), WEC prize money and technical-partner income, branded merchandise and licensing (including luxury co-branded apparel with Gucci), and the 2023 €200M minority equity raise that valued Alpine Racing Ltd at ~€900M (now reportedly ~$3B). Its customer base spans premium sports-car enthusiasts, Formula 1 fans, and the European premium-car buying segment, served primarily through a direct-to-consumer storefront combined with Renault dealer physical distribution. Geographic reach covers 23+ markets concentrated in Europe plus Japan, Australia, and Morocco, with U.S. expansion via a Mopar Restyle aftermarket distribution arrangement.

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Alpine is a French sports-car manufacturer and motorsport operator owned by Renault Group, producing the lightweight A110 coupe and operating F1 and FIA World Endurance Championship racing programs. It sells vehicles via 23+ country storefronts and Renault's dealer network, targeting premium European sports-car buyers, and is rebranding its F1 team with Gucci from 2027.

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Operating
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1,001–5,000
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HeadquartersDieppe, France
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Dieppe
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France
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices6 records

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Keyword5 values
sports car manufacturing, electric vehicle development, motorsport racing, performance engineering, lightweight vehicle design
Industry1 code
1Passenger Vehicle Engine Systems Manufacturing (ICE)
CodeIMACAAAFPrimaryYes
NAICS code3 codes
  • Motor Vehicle Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing33631
  • Motor Vehicle Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing336310
  • Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing336320
SIC code2 codes
  • Engines & Turbines3510
  • Motorcycles, Bicycles & Parts3751
Product category
Sports Cars
GTM motion4 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model5 records
1Sports car sales (hardware)
TypeHardware Sales
Description

One-off sales of A110 sports cars and forthcoming EV variants via alpinecars.com and the Renault dealer network across Europe, Japan, Morocco, and Australia.

alpinecars.com
2Formula 1 sponsorship and title partnerships
TypeAdvertising
Description

Multi-year title and associate sponsorship income from the F1 team, anchored by the Gucci title partnership from 2027 (estimated $55–60M annually) and prior sponsors such as BWT.

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3Endurance racing (WEC / Le Mans) operations
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Hypercars competing in the FIA World Endurance Championship and 24 Hours of Le Mans, generating technical-partner income, prize money, and manufacturer credibility.

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4Equity / minority stake sales
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Sale of equity stakes in Alpine Racing Ltd (e.g., 24% sold to Otro Capital / RedBird / Maximum Effort for €200M in 2023; potential future sale of that stake reportedly valued at $720M on a $3B team valuation).

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5Brand merchandise and licensing
TypeLicensing Royalties
Description

Branded apparel and merchandise sales through the official Alpine F1 Store and licensing arrangements (e.g., Palace x Rizla capsule cross-promotion, Gucci co-branded apparel).

alpinecars.com
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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Pricing details4 tiers
1Gucci F1 title partnership (from 2027)
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Estimated $55–60 million per year; first luxury fashion house to serve as F1 title partner; multi-year deal.

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2F1 team entry / acquisition
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Full F1 team entry estimated at over $450 million in anti-dilution fees; Otro Capital's 24% Alpine stake reportedly on sale for $720M on a $3B valuation in 2026.

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3Midfield F1 associate sponsorship
ModelOtherBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Minimum entry-level F1 sponsorship for a midfield team starts at around $10 million annually.

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4Alpine road car pricing
ModelOther
Notes

Pricing not publicly disclosed on the official website; available on request from national Alpine/Renault dealer networks. Quote-based.

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B2C
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 2 records shown
1Alpine A110
Description

Alpine's flagship sports car line; a third-generation fully electric A110 is in development on the new Alpine Performance Platform for commercialization in early 2027.

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Alpine designs, manufactures, and markets lightweight premium sports cars led by the A110 line, currently the turbocharged combustion model and a fully electric third-generation A110 due for commercial launch in early 2027 on the new Alpine Performance Platform. The brand also operates factory motorsport programmes through the Alpine F1 Team (Formula 1, Mercedes power units, Enstone UK) and the Alpine Endurance Team (FIA WEC Hypercar / Le Mans with the A424 LMDh), and showcases future propulsion through the Alpenglow hydrogen demonstrator. Distribution is via country-specific alpinecars.com storefronts in 20+ markets and the Renault Group authorised dealer network for physical sales and after-sales.

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Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 5 values shown
  • 2023 investment valued Alpine Racing Ltd at ~€900M; 2026 valuation reportedly ~$3B (Otro Capital's 24% stake shopped for $720M).
+4 more records
Product overview1 text field

Alpine is a French automotive sports car manufacturer owned by Renault Group, offering a portfolio that spans both consumer sports cars and motorsport racing programs. The core consumer product line centers on the A110 sports car — currently the combustion-powered model, soon to be replaced by the third-generation all-electric A110 launching in early 2027 on the new Alpine Performance Platform with 800V architecture and dual electric motors. Alpine also operates the Alpine F1 Team (Formula 1 racing, managed through UK-based Alpine Racing Ltd, rebranding as Gucci Racing Alpine Formula One Team from 2027), the Alpine Endurance Team (competing in WEC including Le Mans with the A424 LMDh Hypercar), and showcases hydrogen racing technology through the Alpenglow concept. Additionally, Alpine distributes an aftermarket car audio and infotainment Restyle product line through Mopar Affiliated Accessories at Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram dealerships.

Product and service7 records
1Alpine A110 (Current Generation)
CategoryCore Product — Sports Car
2Alpine A110 (Third-Generation, Electric)
CategoryCore Product — Electric Sports Car
3Alpine F1 Team
CategoryRacing Division — Formula 1
4Alpine Endurance Team
CategoryRacing Division — Endurance
5Alpine Alpenglow
CategoryConcept / Hydrogen Racing Demonstrator
6Alpine A424 (LMDh)
CategoryRacing Car
7Alpine Restyle Product Line (Car Audio)
CategoryAccessory / Aftermarket Product
Scale indicator8 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership10 partners
Strategic tierPremium Launch PlatformTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-24
Description

Alpine will debut its third-generation A110 electric test mule at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed, with a likely Paris Motor Show presentation in October and commercialisation planned for early 2027.

Strategic tierCore Engine And Technical PartnerTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-05-28
Description

Alpine switched from Renault power units to Mercedes engines starting in 2026 — a transformation cited as a major factor in Alpine's rise from last place in 2025 to fifth in the 2026 constructors' standings. Mercedes also negotiated (and ultimately walked away from) acquiring Otro Capital's 24% stake. Alpine uses a Dynisma Motion Generator simulator.

Strategic tierFlagship — First Luxury Fashion-House Title Partner In F1 HistoryTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-27
Description

Multi-year title sponsorship from the 2027 season onward; the team will race as 'Gucci Racing Alpine Formula One Team', adopting Gucci's signature colour scheme in place of the current blue-and-pink BWT livery. The deal was reportedly facilitated by Kering CEO and former Renault CEO Luca de Meo and is estimated at $55–60M annually. It is the first time a luxury fashion house has served as a title partner in Formula 1.

4Jason Somerville (former FIA head of aerodynamics)
Strategic tierSenior Technical HireTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-05-15
Description

Somerville joined Alpine as deputy technical director after six months of gardening leave, reporting to technical chief David Sanchez. He previously helped define the FIA's 2026 F1 regulations and is considered a key addition to Enstone's aerodynamics leadership.

sports.yahoo.com
Strategic tierDistributor In Us MarketTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2026-04-02
Description

Alpine announced a retailing agreement with Mopar Affiliated Accessories to sell its Restyle product line (including a premium audio system for Jeep vehicles) through Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram dealerships across the U.S.

Strategic tierTitle Sponsor (Pre-Gucci)TypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

BWT is Alpine's main F1 sponsor through the 2026 season — referenced as the team's main sponsor with the Austrian GP acting as the home race for BWT. To be replaced by Gucci as title partner from 2027.

Strategic tierHydrogen Road-Map PartnerTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Alpine Alpenglow hydrogen-powered concept car participated in the MissionH24 liquid-hydrogen demonstration lap at Le Mans, and will attempt a speed record above 313 km/h. MissionH24 is a collaboration between the ACO and H24Project launched in 2018 to advance hydrogen technology in racing toward zero CO2 emissions.

Strategic tierPotential Secondary SponsorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Jeremy Clarkson publicly expressed interest in sponsoring a Formula 1 team with Hawkstone beer. Alpine was identified as a natural fit given Clarkson's prior relationship with the team after delivering a tractor-load to the Enstone factory. No deal confirmed.

Strategic tierCore Endurance-Racing PlatformTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Alpine competes in the FIA WEC Hypercar class and the 24 Hours of Le Mans through the Alpine Endurance Team. Race formats include Le Mans, Spa 6 Hours, and Imola 6 Hours; Le Mans 2026 grid includes 62 cars and 350,000+ spectators, with Alpine taking 7th in Hypercar qualifying.

Strategic tierSimulator SupplierTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Dynisma supplies Alpine's Enstone team with a driver-in-the-loop motion simulator featuring 3–5 ms latency and high bandwidth for road vibration fidelity, used to optimise tire energy management. Other Dynisma clients include Ferrari and incoming Cadillac.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Porsche is the benchmark premium sports-car manufacturer (718, 911) and a key competitor to Alpine in the lightweight performance segment, particularly with the upcoming all-electric 718. Alpine explicitly claims to outperform the Porsche 718 on the Nürburgring with its third-gen A110 EV.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Lotus is the closest analogue to Alpine in lightweight, driver-focused sports cars and is transitioning to an EV-only line-up (Eletre, Emeya). Its emphasis on handling purity directly overlaps Alpine's 'lightness is a force' positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Ferrari is a luxury sports-car OEM and a factory F1 team competing in WEC Hypercar alongside Alpine at Le Mans — directly comparable on both road-car and motorsport dimensions.

TypeDirect peer
Description

McLaren Automotive produces premium sports cars (750S, Artura) and McLaren Racing operates a Formula 1 team — a dual road-car / F1 competitor structurally analogous to Alpine.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Aston Martin builds luxury sports cars (Vantage, DB12) and runs a factory F1 team with major title sponsorships (Cognizant, Aramco). Comparable to Alpine on both luxury road-car and F1 dimensions.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Lamborghini is a high-performance sports-car manufacturer (Huracán successor, Revuelto) within the Volkswagen Group — competes with Alpine at the upper end of the premium performance segment.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Maserati is a luxury performance OEM (MC20, GranTurismo) within Stellantis transitioning to electric powertrains — a comparable position to Alpine in the premium European performance-car segment.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Mercedes-AMG supplies Alpine's F1 power units from 2026 (a key factor in the sporting turnaround) and competes broadly in luxury performance cars (AMG GT, SL) — an incumbent that is both supplier and competitor.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Williams is a Formula 1 team that has historically competed in the midfield and recently attracted investment (Dorilton Capital) — directly comparable as a privately-backed F1 team undergoing a sporting rebuild.

TypeOthers
Description

Alpine Electronics (Alps Alpine) is a separate Japanese car-audio/infotainment brand whose 'Alpine Restyle' product line is distributed via Mopar through Stellantis dealers in the US. Listed as an OTHERS peer due to brand-name overlap and the car-audio distribution tie referenced in Alpine's product catalogue.

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Alpine

Sports Carsalpinecars.com

Alpine is a French sports-car manufacturer and motorsport operator owned by Renault Group, producing the lightweight A110 coupe and operating F1 and FIA World Endurance Championship racing programs. It sells vehicles via 23+ country storefronts and Renault's dealer network, targeting premium European sports-car buyers, and is rebranding its F1 team with Gucci from 2027.

What Alpine does

Alpine is a French sports-car manufacturer and motorsport operator wholly owned by Renault Group, headquartered in Boulogne-Billancourt with road-car production in Dieppe, France. Its core consumer product is the lightweight A110 sports car — currently combustion-powered, with a fully electric third-generation A110 planned for early 2027 commercialization on a new Alpine Performance Platform featuring an aluminum-intensive chassis, 800V architecture, cell-to-pack batteries, and a silicon-carbide-inverter rear axle with active torque vectoring targeting sub-1,500 kg curb weight and 500+ km of range. The brand also operates two major motorsport franchises: the Alpine F1 Team (managed through UK-based Alpine Racing Ltd at Enstone, which switched to Mercedes power units in 2026 and is being rebranded as the Gucci Racing Alpine Formula One Team from 2027) and the Alpine Endurance Team (competing in FIA WEC including Le Mans with the A424 LMDh Hypercar), with hydrogen technology showcased through the Alpenglow concept in the MissionH24 program.

Alpine generates revenue through sports-car hardware sales via 23+ country-specific alpinecars.* storefronts and the Renault authorized dealer network, F1 title and associate sponsorship (anchored by the 2027 Gucci title deal estimated at $55–60M/year), WEC prize money and technical-partner income, branded merchandise and licensing (including luxury co-branded apparel with Gucci), and the 2023 €200M minority equity raise that valued Alpine Racing Ltd at ~€900M (now reportedly ~$3B). Its customer base spans premium sports-car enthusiasts, Formula 1 fans, and the European premium-car buying segment, served primarily through a direct-to-consumer storefront combined with Renault dealer physical distribution. Geographic reach covers 23+ markets concentrated in Europe plus Japan, Australia, and Morocco, with U.S. expansion via a Mopar Restyle aftermarket distribution arrangement.

Alpine firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Alpine
Legal name
RENAULT S.A.S.
Website
https://alpinecars.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1955
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Alpine is a French sports-car manufacturer and motorsport operator owned by Renault Group, producing the lightweight A110 coupe and operating F1 and FIA World Endurance Championship racing programs. It sells vehicles via 23+ country storefronts and Renault's dealer network, targeting premium European sports-car buyers, and is rebranding its F1 team with Gucci from 2027.
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Alpine industry classification

Industry
Product category
Sports Cars
NAICS
Motor Vehicle Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (33631), Motor Vehicle Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (336310), Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing (336320)
SIC
Engines & Turbines (3510), Motorcycles, Bicycles & Parts (3751)
akta.pro primary industry
Passenger Vehicle Engine Systems Manufacturing (ICE) (IMACAAAF)

Keywords

  • Sports car manufacturing
  • Electric vehicle development
  • Motorsport racing
  • Performance engineering
  • Lightweight vehicle design

Where Alpine is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Dieppe
HQ country
France
HQ region
Europe

Offices6 records

Markets served

Alpine business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Sports car sales (hardware): One-off sales of A110 sports cars and forthcoming EV variants via alpinecars.com and the Renault dealer network across Europe, Japan, Morocco, and Australia.
  2. Formula 1 sponsorship and title partnerships: Multi-year title and associate sponsorship income from the F1 team, anchored by the Gucci title partnership from 2027 (estimated $55–60M annually) and prior sponsors such as BWT.
  3. Endurance racing (WEC / Le Mans) operations: Hypercars competing in the FIA World Endurance Championship and 24 Hours of Le Mans, generating technical-partner income, prize money, and manufacturer credibility.
  4. Equity / minority stake sales: Sale of equity stakes in Alpine Racing Ltd (e.g., 24% sold to Otro Capital / RedBird / Maximum Effort for €200M in 2023; potential future sale of that stake reportedly valued at $720M on a $3B team valuation).
  5. Brand merchandise and licensing: Branded apparel and merchandise sales through the official Alpine F1 Store and licensing arrangements (e.g., Palace x Rizla capsule cross-promotion, Gucci co-branded apparel).

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractGucci F1 title partnership (from 2027)
OtherMulti-year contractF1 team entry / acquisition
OtherAnnualMidfield F1 associate sponsorship
Other—Alpine road car pricing

Go-to-market motion4 records

Distribution channels4 records

Alpine product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Alpine designs, manufactures, and markets lightweight premium sports cars led by the A110 line, currently the turbocharged combustion model and a fully electric third-generation A110 due for commercial launch in early 2027 on the new Alpine Performance Platform. The brand also operates factory motorsport programmes through the Alpine F1 Team (Formula 1, Mercedes power units, Enstone UK) and the Alpine Endurance Team (FIA WEC Hypercar / Le Mans with the A424 LMDh), and showcases future propulsion through the Alpenglow hydrogen demonstrator. Distribution is via country-specific alpinecars.com storefronts in 20+ markets and the Renault Group authorised dealer network for physical sales and after-sales.

Product overview

Alpine is a French automotive sports car manufacturer owned by Renault Group, offering a portfolio that spans both consumer sports cars and motorsport racing programs. The core consumer product line centers on the A110 sports car — currently the combustion-powered model, soon to be replaced by the third-generation all-electric A110 launching in early 2027 on the new Alpine Performance Platform with 800V architecture and dual electric motors. Alpine also operates the Alpine F1 Team (Formula 1 racing, managed through UK-based Alpine Racing Ltd, rebranding as Gucci Racing Alpine Formula One Team from 2027), the Alpine Endurance Team (competing in WEC including Le Mans with the A424 LMDh Hypercar), and showcases hydrogen racing technology through the Alpenglow concept. Additionally, Alpine distributes an aftermarket car audio and infotainment Restyle product line through Mopar Affiliated Accessories at Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram dealerships.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Alpine A110: Alpine's flagship sports car line; a third-generation fully electric A110 is in development on the new Alpine Performance Platform for commercialization in early 2027.
  • Alpine Alpenglow

Products and services

  • Alpine A110 (Current Generation)
  • Alpine A110 (Third-Generation, Electric)
  • Alpine F1 Team
  • Alpine Endurance Team
  • Alpine Alpenglow
  • Alpine A424 (LMDh)
  • Alpine Restyle Product Line (Car Audio)

Quantifiable outcome

  • 2023 investment valued Alpine Racing Ltd at ~€900M; 2026 valuation reportedly ~$3B (Otro Capital's 24% stake shopped for $720M).
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Alpine

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Alpine technology and API

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Integration6 records

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Alpine partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Ten partnerships are on record, tiered premium launch platform, core engine and technical partner, flagship — first luxury fashion-house title partner in f1 history, senior technical hire, distributor in us market, title sponsor (pre-gucci), hydrogen road-map partner, potential secondary sponsor, core endurance-racing platform and simulator supplier.

  • Goodwood Festival of Speedpremium launch platformGTM or Marketing Partner · 24 June 2026Alpine will debut its third-generation A110 electric test mule at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed, with a likely Paris Motor Show presentation in October and commercialisation planned for early 2027.
  • Mercedes-AMG (Mercedes-Benz)core engine and technical partnerTechnology or Integration · 28 May 2026Alpine switched from Renault power units to Mercedes engines starting in 2026 — a transformation cited as a major factor in Alpine's rise from last place in 2025 to fifth in the 2026 constructors' standings. Mercedes also negotiated (and ultimately walked away from) acquiring Otro Capital's 24% stake. Alpine uses a Dynisma Motion Generator simulator.
  • Gucci (Kering)flagship — first luxury fashion-house title partner in f1 historyGTM or Marketing Partner · 27 May 2026Multi-year title sponsorship from the 2027 season onward; the team will race as 'Gucci Racing Alpine Formula One Team', adopting Gucci's signature colour scheme in place of the current blue-and-pink BWT livery. The deal was reportedly facilitated by Kering CEO and former Renault CEO Luca de Meo and is estimated at $55–60M annually. It is the first time a luxury fashion house has served as a title partner in Formula 1.
  • Jason Somerville (former FIA head of aerodynamics)senior technical hireOthers · 15 May 2026Somerville joined Alpine as deputy technical director after six months of gardening leave, reporting to technical chief David Sanchez. He previously helped define the FIA's 2026 F1 regulations and is considered a key addition to Enstone's aerodynamics leadership.
  • Mopar (Stellantis) — Alpine Restyledistributor in us marketChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 2 April 2026Alpine announced a retailing agreement with Mopar Affiliated Accessories to sell its Restyle product line (including a premium audio system for Jeep vehicles) through Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram dealerships across the U.S.
  • BWT (Best Water Technology)title sponsor (pre-gucci)GTM or Marketing PartnerBWT is Alpine's main F1 sponsor through the 2026 season — referenced as the team's main sponsor with the Austrian GP acting as the home race for BWT. To be replaced by Gucci as title partner from 2027.
  • MissionH24 / ACO (H24Project)hydrogen road-map partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Alpine Alpenglow hydrogen-powered concept car participated in the MissionH24 liquid-hydrogen demonstration lap at Le Mans, and will attempt a speed record above 313 km/h. MissionH24 is a collaboration between the ACO and H24Project launched in 2018 to advance hydrogen technology in racing toward zero CO2 emissions.
  • Hawkstone (Jeremy Clarkson / Cotswold Brew Co.)potential secondary sponsorGTM or Marketing PartnerJeremy Clarkson publicly expressed interest in sponsoring a Formula 1 team with Hawkstone beer. Alpine was identified as a natural fit given Clarkson's prior relationship with the team after delivering a tractor-load to the Enstone factory. No deal confirmed.
  • FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC / Le Mans) / ACOcore endurance-racing platformStrategic or Co-development PartnerAlpine competes in the FIA WEC Hypercar class and the 24 Hours of Le Mans through the Alpine Endurance Team. Race formats include Le Mans, Spa 6 Hours, and Imola 6 Hours; Le Mans 2026 grid includes 62 cars and 350,000+ spectators, with Alpine taking 7th in Hypercar qualifying.
  • Dynisma Motion Generatorssimulator supplierTechnology or IntegrationDynisma supplies Alpine's Enstone team with a driver-in-the-loop motion simulator featuring 3–5 ms latency and high bandwidth for road vibration fidelity, used to optimise tire energy management. Other Dynisma clients include Ferrari and incoming Cadillac.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Alpine competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Porsche: Porsche is the benchmark premium sports-car manufacturer (718, 911) and a key competitor to Alpine in the lightweight performance segment, particularly with the upcoming all-electric 718. Alpine explicitly claims to outperform the Porsche 718 on the Nürburgring with its third-gen A110 EV.
  • Lotus: Lotus is the closest analogue to Alpine in lightweight, driver-focused sports cars and is transitioning to an EV-only line-up (Eletre, Emeya). Its emphasis on handling purity directly overlaps Alpine's 'lightness is a force' positioning.
  • Ferrari: Ferrari is a luxury sports-car OEM and a factory F1 team competing in WEC Hypercar alongside Alpine at Le Mans — directly comparable on both road-car and motorsport dimensions.
  • McLaren: McLaren Automotive produces premium sports cars (750S, Artura) and McLaren Racing operates a Formula 1 team — a dual road-car / F1 competitor structurally analogous to Alpine.
  • Aston Martin: Aston Martin builds luxury sports cars (Vantage, DB12) and runs a factory F1 team with major title sponsorships (Cognizant, Aramco). Comparable to Alpine on both luxury road-car and F1 dimensions.
  • Lamborghini: Lamborghini is a high-performance sports-car manufacturer (Huracán successor, Revuelto) within the Volkswagen Group — competes with Alpine at the upper end of the premium performance segment.
  • Maserati: Maserati is a luxury performance OEM (MC20, GranTurismo) within Stellantis transitioning to electric powertrains — a comparable position to Alpine in the premium European performance-car segment.
  • Williams Racing: Williams is a Formula 1 team that has historically competed in the midfield and recently attracted investment (Dorilton Capital) — directly comparable as a privately-backed F1 team undergoing a sporting rebuild.

Broad incumbents

  • Mercedes-AMG: Mercedes-AMG supplies Alpine's F1 power units from 2026 (a key factor in the sporting turnaround) and competes broadly in luxury performance cars (AMG GT, SL) — an incumbent that is both supplier and competitor.

Others

  • Alpine Electronics (Alps Alpine): Alpine Electronics (Alps Alpine) is a separate Japanese car-audio/infotainment brand whose 'Alpine Restyle' product line is distributed via Mopar through Stellantis dealers in the US. Listed as an OTHERS peer due to brand-name overlap and the car-audio distribution tie referenced in Alpine's product catalogue.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

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Alpine leadership team

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Profiles5 records

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Frequently asked questions about Alpine

What does Alpine do?

Alpine designs, manufactures, and markets lightweight premium sports cars led by the A110 line, currently the turbocharged combustion model and a fully electric third-generation A110 due for commercial launch in early 2027 on the new Alpine Performance Platform. The brand also operates factory motorsport programmes through the Alpine F1 Team (Formula 1, Mercedes power units, Enstone UK) and the Alpine Endurance Team (FIA WEC Hypercar / Le Mans with the A424 LMDh), and showcases future propulsion through the Alpenglow hydrogen demonstrator. Distribution is via country-specific alpinecars.com storefronts in 20+ markets and the Renault Group authorised dealer network for physical sales and after-sales.

Is Alpine a public or private company?

Alpine is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Alpine founded?

Alpine was founded in 1955. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Alpine based?

Alpine is headquartered in Dieppe, France, in the Europe region.

How does Alpine make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Sports car sales (hardware) is the primary driver. The others are formula 1 sponsorship and title partnerships, endurance racing (WEC / Le Mans) operations, equity / minority stake sales and brand merchandise and licensing.

Who are Alpine's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Porsche, Lotus, Ferrari, McLaren, Aston Martin, Lamborghini, Maserati and Williams Racing. Mercedes-AMG is listed as a broad incumbent. Alpine Electronics (Alps Alpine) is listed as an others.

Does Alpine have an API?

No public API is recorded for Alpine.

What industry is Alpine in?

Alpine's product category is Sports Cars. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMACAAAF, Passenger Vehicle Engine Systems Manufacturing (ICE). Its NAICS code is 33631 and its SIC code is 3510.

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Clarin.comFórmula 1 en Singapur: Colapinto llega a uno de sus “circuitos favoritos del año” en un delicado momento de AlpineFranco Colapinto returns to the Singapore Grand Prix, his favorite circuit, with Alpine needing to recover after two difficult races. The Sprint format limits setup time, and the team aims to improve after a 22-point gap to Racing Bulls. Colapinto hopes a good starting position will help Alpine gain points.Motor1.comAlpine Teases A Mysterious New Sports Car With Hidden HeadlightsAlpine will unveil the PS1 concept car at the Paris Motor Show on October 12, featuring pop-down headlights and a low, wide design. The concept is part of its special projects pillar for exclusive models, and Alpine plans to launch in Canada in 2029.LA NACIONAlpine, el mejor quinto auto de la grilla de F1, no respalda el potencial con resultados y se achica el margen de errorAlpine's A526 showed potential in Azerbaijan and Malaysia but failed to score points, with errors including a driver collision and a wrong tire choice. The team trails Racing Bulls by 22 points in the constructors' championship, needing to cut that gap and correct mistakes to secure fifth place.AutocarAlpine has a new 'special project' – and it will be revealed next week | AutocarAlpine will reveal the Projet Spécial 1 (PS1) concept at next week's Paris motor show. The teaser shows a narrow headlight and a straight-edged wing, hinting at a future rival to the Ferrari SF90 and a successor to the A310.LA NACIONEl particular mensaje de uno de los representantes de Franco Colapinto tras el Gran Premio de BahréinFranco Colapinto finished 13th at the Bahrain Grand Prix, missing points but gaining eight positions. His manager Jamie Campbell-Walter defended the result, citing a chaotic race with wet conditions and a wrong tire choice. Alpine acknowledged the error and will review internally.AmbitoTensión en Alpine: el fuerte cruce de Franco Colapinto con su ingeniero durante el GP de BaréinFranco Colapinto had a tense radio exchange with engineer Stuart Barlow during the Bahrain GP, after Barlow initially denied a pit lane entry under red flag. Barlow later corrected the order and apologized. Colapinto finished 13th, ahead of Gasly, but Alpine scored no points.LA NACIONEl posteo de Alpine tras los resultados de Colapinto y Gasly en el Gran Premio de BahréinAlpine posted images and videos after the Bahrain GP, where Franco Colapinto finished 13th and Pierre Gasly 16th, both without points. Colapinto criticized the team's decision to start on soft tires, citing lack of grip and wet track conditions. The podium went to Verstappen, Antonelli, and Hamilton.LA NACIONColapinto salvó su tarde en Sepang, pero Alpine arriesgó y se equivocó con las gomasFranco Colapinto finished 13th in the Sepang Grand Prix, while Pierre Gasly ended 16th after Alpine chose slicks over intermediate tires. Racing Bulls gained a 22-point lead over Alpine heading to Singapore.AmbitoFlavio Briatore asumió el error de Alpine tras el enojo de Franco Colapinto: "No estuvimos a la altura"Flavio Briatore admitted Alpine's strategy error in the Bahrain GP, where Franco Colapinto finished 13th after a wet-track slick choice. Racing Bulls widened their constructor lead to 22 points over Alpine's 68. The team heads to Singapore to try to close the gap.AmbitoFranco Colapinto lamentó un error de estrategia que condicionó su GP de Baréin: "Pensé que la pista se secaría"Franco Colapinto finished 13th in the Bahrain Grand Prix after Alpine chose dry-weather tires while the track was still wet. He admitted the decision was wrong and that the circuit never dried as expected. He will race in Singapore next weekend.