Alpine Working At Full Manufacturing Capability To Meet File Gross sales

Alpine – Renault’s standalone performance brand – is enjoying a very successful year in terms of sales so far. Strong demand usually means a production boost and the marque admits it is currently running at its full capacity in order to meet the demand. This is probably a good problem to have, especially ahead of the massive expansion Alpine is planning by the end of the decade.

June alone saw 593 registrations for Alpine. This isn’t an impressive number but bear in mind the French company isn’t a mainstream brand and offers a very limited product range for the time being. This number also represents a 71 percent increase over June last year and is also the most successful single month in Alpine’s history after beating the previous record of 536 cars from March 2019.

During the first six months of 2023, the firm delivered a total of 1,863 cars, up by 159 units or 9 percent compared to 2022. Last year, in turn, saw a sales record for Alpine with a major increase in sales of 33 percent compared to 2021.

Different special versions of the A110 contribute to the sales increase with the A110 GT, A110 S, and A110 R mix of versions accounting for around 77 percent of all deliveries in the first half of the year. Alpine also proudly says it sold 73 of all 200 examples of the A110 San Remo edition in just a few days. The same is also valid for the A110 R Le Mans, of which just 100 units will be built. Alpine’s registrations by market follow below:

Meanwhile, Alpine is working on a major push toward a fully electric product range by the end of the decade. A recent teaser image hinted at seven electric vehicles, including the A290 coming next year and a larger C-segment Crossover GT. An electric replacement for the A110 is planned for a launch in 2026.