Alpine celebrates 70 years with the limited-edition A110 R 70 and takes the opportunity to renew its range with the A110 GTS

Alpine is a historic brand that, in 2025, celebrates no less than 70 years of existence, an anniversary the brand wants to extend throughout the entire year, celebrating it with its enthusiasts, clubs and customers, and, while it’s at it, attracting new drivers to its cars with a limited edition of its A110. This limited edition also carries a slightly bittersweet farewell note, as the A110 is counting down its days before becoming an electric vehicle.

Alpine A110 R 70

The Alpine A110 R once again takes centre stage in a limited edition, and I say “once again” because only a few days ago the brand presented the limited edition A110 R Ultime, in which it distilled everything it has learned over recent years in the highest level of competition. Now it does so for something as special as the brand’s 70th anniversary, another limited edition, of 770 units, with dedicated decoration.

The Alpine A110 R 70 will have the particularity that of all these units, 560 will be available to choose from 10 colours for the bodywork, and can also be combined with four interior colours selected from Alpine’s Atelier personalisation programme. All of them will feature the “Alpine 70th anniversary” logo on the wings, the door sill and the headrest, as well as the French flag on the pillar and inside the doors, finishing with a numbered plate inside that identifies the unit in question.

The remaining 210 units correspond to the A110 R 70 Tricolore, which can be chosen in Caddy Blue, Glacier White and Seismic Red, with 70 units available for each colour. This is because the brand wanted to pay tribute to the colours chosen by Jean-Charles Rédélé, founder of Alpine, for the A106s photographed for their presentation. All these units will have an interior matching the chosen bodywork colour, plus a detail line applied to the edges of the carbon-fibre wheels.

In Spain the Alpine A110 R 70 can be ordered from 4 March onwards, with a price starting at 124,800 euros, excluding subsequent specific options.

Alpine A110 GTS

Taking advantage of the announcement of the A110 R 70, the French brand has also announced that the A110 range will also be restructured, as the S and GT versions disappear to make way for the new A110 GTS version, keeping alongside it the 252 hp base version.

The new Alpine A110 GTS inherits the chassis of the A110 S, providing a perfect combination for both everyday use and track driving, all backed by the four-cylinder turbo engine that gives the GTS 300 hp of power and a torque of 340 Nm at 6,300 rpm. With this new version, the Alpine Atelier catalogue also expands with five new body colours: two for the Heritage section (Paon Blue and Acropolis Orange) and three new matt shades (Acropolis Orange Matt, Paon Blue Matt and Montebello Grey Matt).

Optionally, Alpine will allow the A110 GTS to be given a more sporty character with an aerodynamic kit from the A110 R, consisting of a front splitter, side skirts and a rear spoiler with carbon swan-neck supports. GT Race 18-inch wheels will also be available as an option, fitted with Michelin PS CUP 2 tyres and concealing Brembo brake calipers available in six colours. For the interior, you can fit other goodies such as black leather seats or Atelier racing seats in Alcántara.

Also from 4 March, the Alpine A110 GTS will begin to be available to order in Spain, with a price starting at 83,000 euros.