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Alpine unveils A310 Vision concept, but makes no production commitment
Alpine showed the A310 Vision, an electric sports car concept, at the 2026 Paris Motor Show.
Its design draws on the 1971 A310, but Alpine says the Vision is a design study, not a production announcement.
The concept uses the company’s 800-volt Alpine Performance Platform, which is also planned for the electric A110.
It has two motors on the rear axle, but Alpine has not shared its power, battery capacity, range, charging speed or weight.
Alpine has separately said it plans a four-seat electric A310, though it has not confirmed when that car will launch.
If built, the A310 would be larger and more expensive than the A110.
Alpine still wants to enter the U.S. market, but the timing is uncertain; reports have suggested a launch led by the A110 around 2030.
Alpine unveiled the A310 Vision, a one-off electric concept, at the 2026 Paris Motor Show.
The company says the concept is a design study, not a production announcement.
Alpine has made no production commitment for the A310 Vision and has not disclosed its power, battery capacity, range, charging performance or weight.
The concept uses Alpine’s 800-volt APP platform, which will first underpin the electric A110.
It has two motors on the rear axle and active torque vectoring.
- Who
- Alpine unveiled the A310 Vision.
- What
- It is a one-off electric concept and design study. Alpine has not committed to production.
- When
- At the 2026 Paris Motor Show.
- Where
- The Paris Motor Show. The articles do not state the venue.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Alpine’s A110 Future development mule went up the Goodwood hill.
Alpine unveiled the A310 Vision concept.
- Concept status
- One-off design study; no production announcement
- Platform
- 800-volt Alpine Performance Platform (APP)
- Motors
- Two motors on the rear axle
- Length
- 179.1 inches (4.55 metres)
- Width
- 79.9 inches (2.03 metres)
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