The Alpine A110 is a coupé from the French car manufacturer Alpine, presented in March 2017 and marketed in the autumn of the same year, produced until the end of June 2026 in 28,701 examples.

In 2017, the Alpine A110 Première Edition is sold in France in three colors (Bleu Alpine, Blanc solaire and Noir Profond) and it has been declared that this first version will be produced in a limited run of 1955 examples, to commemorate the year of birth of the Alpine.

The interior and cockpit of the A110 features 13.1kg Sabelt bucket seats, aluminum and carbon inserts and a 10in (25cm) central touchscreen with digital instrument cluster.

The 18 in (46 cm) aluminum wheels are produced by Otto Fuchs.The car has neither wings nor spoilers, but thanks to the diffusers, the flat bottom, the Cd of 0.32 and the aerodynamic shape, it is capable of reaching 250 km/h.The engine is a 1,798 cm³ M5Pt 1.8 TCe 4-cylinder, 16-valve petrol engine with turbocharger and twin-cam distribution, delivering a maximum power of 252 HP (185 kW) and a maximum torque of 320 Nm, developed by Renault-Nissan and reworked by Alpine engineers.The gearbox is a 7-speed DCT robotized automatic made by Getrag with a double-disc oil bath clutch.

The weight stands at 1,080 kg (1,103 kg in running order), the maximum speed (electronically limited) is 250 km/h, acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h is 4.5 seconds and the weight/power ratio is 4.3 kg/hp.

The chassis (produced in Italy by Cecomp in the Piobesi Torinese plant) and bodywork are 96% aluminium, with Brembo brakes with ventilated discs at the front and solid discs at the rear. The weight distribution is 44% at the front and 56% at the rear.