Renault's Alpine brand aims for 6-figure sales by 2030

Alpine Alpenglow front 2022 — The Alpine Alpenglow concept (shown) offers a hint of future Alpine models. The brand will become full-electric only once the current A110 model is discontinued.

January 09, 2023 08:17 AM

PARIS – Renault Group has set a revenue target for the Alpine sports-car brand that could translate to about 150,000 annual sales by 2030.

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