Apine A110 Begins Its Final Year of Production with R 70 Special Edition | Carscoops

      The anniversary edition features an A110 R adorned with new logos and additional color choices.

      Alpine has unveiled its A110 lineup for 2025, signifying the conclusion of this model's production.

      The range includes standard, GTS, and R 70 variants, commemorating Alpine’s 70th anniversary.

      In 2026, the French brand plans to launch a new generation of the A110, which will be fully electric.

      The updated lineup for the A110 sports car marks the final production year for this model. The standout is the A110 R 70, a limited edition that honors the brand's 70th anniversary, alongside the new A110 GTS, which replaces the S and GT trims.

      Starting with the A110 R 70, it is based on the R model instead of the pricier R Ultime, utilizing the same chassis and the familiar 297 hp (221 kW / 300 PS) turbocharged 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine. Like the R, this anniversary edition features carbon fiber components, including the hood, roof, rear window cover, rear spoiler, and 18-inch wheels.

      What makes this model special are the 70th anniversary logos on the front fenders, door sills, and headrests. Additionally, it features the French flag monogram on the pillars and door cards, along with a numbered plaque. Buyers can choose from ten exterior colors and four interior options, as well as seven colors for the brake calipers.

      For those seeking something even more exclusive, the Tricolour Edition is available only in Bleu Caddy, Glacier Blanc, and Rouge Sismique, featuring coordinated wheels and a prominent 70-years of Alpine carbon fiber logo on the roof. These colors reference the original photograph of an Alpine A106 trio that signifies the brand's inception in 1955.

      Production of the A110 R 70 will be limited to 770 units, including 210 units of the Tricolour Edition, with each color available in 70 units.

      Next is the A110 GTS, which takes over from the discontinued A110 S and GT. It shares the chassis with the S and maintains the same 297 hp (221 kW / 300 PS) engine.

      While the mechanical components remain unchanged, the GTS is offered in five new colors: Peacock Blue, Acropolis Orange, Solar Orange, Eclipse Blue, and Steel Grey. It also features an optional aerodynamic kit that brings its appearance closer to the A110 R.

      Furthermore, the GTS is equipped with new 18-inch GT Race wheels and six color options for the Brembo brake calipers. The interior is available in GTS Grey leather, with options for black leather or colorful Alcantara for the seats.

      Pricing and Availability

      Apart from the new GTS and the limited-edition R 70, the 2025 lineup also includes the unchanged standard A110. Prospective buyers can begin placing orders for all three trims starting in early March. The pricing details in France are outlined in the chart below.

      The upcoming 12 months will be your final opportunity to order the current A110 before it ceases production. In 2026, Alpine will introduce a new generation of its sports car featuring a fully electric powertrain.