Renault Alpine has improved the Japanese model of the new A110 and announced and released it on February 15, 2024.
Alpine’s new “A110” improved model: 2024 Japanese model specification changes
The standard equipment specifications for the Alpine A110, A110 GT, and A110 S have been partially changed. A new color, Orange Corail, has been added to the body colors currently available through the Atelier Alpine customization program, bringing the total color options to 13. In line with the changes to the standard equipment specifications, the contents of the Essential Package, which is a pre-combination of Alpine-recommended options, have also been changed, and the price has been revised.
A reclining seat pack is now available as an option for the base grade “A110.” The “A110 GT” now comes standard with an aluminum passenger footrest and a storage box. The “A110 S” now comes standard with “FUCHS forged wheels,” “microfiber pack,” and “storage box.” The “Michelin Pilot Sport Cup2” is now available as an option, priced at 100,000 yen.
Alpine’s new “A110” model will be available in 2024. Details on the specifications and pricing for the Japanese model will be announced soon.
| grade | Price (10%) |
|---|---|
| Alpine A110 | 9,900,000 yen |
| Alpine A110 GT | 11,000,000 yen |
| Alpine A110 S | 11,600,000 yen |
About the new Renault Alpine A110
The A110 is powered by a 1.8-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 249 hp (252 PS) and 236 lb-ft (320 Nm) of torque. It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.5 seconds. The A110 GT and A110 S increase output to 296 hp (300 PS) and 251 lb-ft (340 Nm) of torque. The 0-100 km/h time is 4.2 seconds, with the GT limited to the base car’s 150 km/h top speed, while the S can reach 260 km/h. To sharpen handling, the car features 50% stiffer springs, retuned dampers, and anti-roll bars that are twice as stiff as before. A new 7-inch touchscreen finally features Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
About Alpine Alpine A110 R
The Alpine A110 R is even lighter than the Alpine A110 S thanks to the use of lightweight and strong carbon materials, including a carbon bonnet, carbon engine cover, full carbon wheels, and special carbon seats. To further improve aerodynamics, a new diffuser shape, swan-neck rear spoiler mount, side skirts, and a front bonnet with air intakes are adopted. The special chassis, which is lower than the Alpine A110 S and has increased roll rigidity, is equipped with height adjustment and dampers with adjustable damping force.
The Alpine A110 R’s focus on weight reduction and improved driving performance is evident. The car’s interior and exterior utilizes more carbon fiber, a material widely used in F1, than ever before, resulting in an astonishingly light A110 R, with a total weight of just under 1,100 kg. Aerodynamics have been enhanced to reduce drag and generate greater downforce, and the design of various parts, including the hood, rear window, and diffuser, has been revised for the first time in the A110 series. The Alpine A110 R’s original wheels, developed in collaboration with supplier Duqueine, are made entirely of carbon fiber. They are fitted with Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, 215/40 R18 in the front and 245/40 R18 in the rear. The car is equipped with a high-performance Brembo brake system.
With its dedicated chassis, 1.8L direct-injection turbo engine producing 300 hp, and racing-car-like interior, the Alpine A110 R offers an unprecedented driving experience and an even more radical feeling. The single-shell seats, manufactured by Sabelt®, are also made entirely of carbon fiber, contributing to weight reduction. Both the driver’s and passenger’s seats are equipped with six-point seat belts.
The Alpine A110 R is equipped with a 1.8-liter turbo engine and a 7-speed DCT in the center of the body. It produces a maximum torque of 340N・m at 2,400rpm and a maximum power output of 300ps at 6,300rpm, accelerating from 0 to 100km/h in 3.9 seconds using launch control , and reaching a top speed of 285km/h. Boasting overwhelming performance, the Alpine A110 R is the pinnacle of the A110 series.
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