Alpine Revealed Design Sculpture for New Electric A110
The sculpture offers a preview of the upcoming electric sports car's design features ahead of its motor show debut.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Performance Vehicles
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Alpine has unveiled a design sculpture showcasing the styling of its upcoming electric A110. The sculpture provides a first look at the design cues expected in the future performance model.
Why it matters
This reveal provides a look at the design language for the upcoming electric A110, which aims to maintain the brand's performance reputation. It marks a significant step for enthusiasts tracking the transition of the iconic sports car to an electric platform.
The sculpture features a V-shaped front-end with a dual light signature and a beltline running from a shark-nose front to a lowered rear. It is built on the Alpine Performance Platform using dual rear-mounted motors.
The players
Alpine
A French manufacturer known for lightweight sports cars and its heritage in rally racing.
Tate Modern
A world-renowned modern art gallery in London where the sculpture is scheduled for display.
The details
The design of the electric A110 uses a 40:60 weight balance to mimic the handling characteristics of the original vehicle. Power is supplied by two 800-volt batteries, with the electric propulsion system utilizing dual rear-mounted motors to maintain performance dynamics.
Timeline
A test mule ran up the hill at Goodwood in July 2026.
The sculpture will be on display at the Paris Motor show in October 2026.
The Home Front
The reveal represents a pivotal shift for Alpine as it transitions its core sports car line to an electrified architecture. This move follows an industry-wide trend of performance brands adapting iconic designs to comply with modern powertrain regulations.
Enthusiasts should keep an eye on the upcoming Paris Motor show for further details regarding the production vehicle. If you are interested in the brand, monitor official manufacturer announcements for updates on availability and technical specifications.
The takeaway
The sculpture confirms that Alpine intends to prioritize the weight balance and aesthetic heritage of the A110 in its electric future. Fans can expect to see the design on display at the Tate Modern following its debut at the Paris Motor show.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Top Gear.
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