Alpine, a French automaker founded in 1955 by Jean Rédélé, gained prominence with its lightweight, agile sports cars, most notably the rear-engined A110, a rally legend in the 1960s and 1970s. The brand became synonymous with motorsport success, highlighted by its 1973 World Rally Championship victory. Acquired by Renault that same year, Alpine remains part of the Renault Group. Alpine's primary markets include France, Germany, and the UK, with recent expansions into select Asian regions. Its design and development studio is located in Guyancourt, near Paris. As of 2024, Laurent Rossi is CEO, and Antony Villain heads design. Alpine remains deeply involved in motorsport, including Formula 1, blending heritage with cutting-edge performance technology.

• 1000Employee count
• 1Design studios
• Antony VillainDesign director