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Innovation And Engineering At Alpine: Episode 3 Explores Racing DNA Transfer To Road Cars
Alpine has unveiled the third episode in its video series commemorating its 70th anniversary. This instalment delves into how the brand's racing DNA is integrated into its road cars. The series, which previously focused on history and design, now highlights innovation and engineering. Through insights from four experts, viewers gain a behind-the-scenes look at Alpine's engineering sites.
The latest episode emphasises Alpine's commitment to innovation and engineering. Robert Bonetto, VP of Alpine Engineering Project, explains that their team is responsible for developing road cars and innovative technologies to ensure performance. This focus aligns with Alpine's efforts to balance electrification with driving pleasure.
Sovany Ang, VP Product Performance at Alpine, notes the importance of aligning engineering and design with customer expectations. As the world evolves, so do customer needs, prompting new expectations for vehicles. This synergy between motorsport and road cars has been a hallmark of Alpine since its founding by Jean Rédélé.
François Champod, Vehicles Director at Alpine Racing, discusses the development of Alpine Hypertech. This entity leverages racing expertise to drive innovation within Renault Group. "With Alpine Racing Hyper Tech, we’re creating a high-tech structure," Champod states, highlighting its role as a showcase for Renault Group and Alpine engineering.
Olivier Guintrand, VP Engineering at Alpine Cars, also contributes insights into the brand's culture of innovation. This culture has been integral from Jean Rédélé's time to today. The episode underscores how this approach is crucial as Alpine navigates the challenges of modern automotive demands.
Founded in 1955 by Jean Rédélé, Alpine is renowned for its French-style sports cars. In 2018, it introduced the A110 model, staying true to principles of compactness and agility. By 2021, Alpine Cars united with Renault Sport Cars and Racing under one banner. This move solidified its position as Groupe Renault's brand for innovative sports cars.
Alpine benefits from both its historic Dieppe plant craftsmanship and Formula One engineering expertise. These elements contribute to its reputation for authenticity and exclusivity in sportscars. The third episode on innovation and engineering is available for download now.
The series continues to explore themes central to Alpine’s identity while celebrating its rich history and forward-thinking approach in automotive technology.
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