Speaking of Alpine, it's also a little-known French car brand. Although we have seen the Alpine team in the recent F1 race, the brand is very unfamiliar to the vast majority of Chinese consumers. Of course, to put it simply, Alpine is actually a car brand acquired by Renault In France, so for its positioning, everyone can also understand the relationship between Volkswagen and Porsche.
But just recently, the car brand designed a new supercar from 2035, a hydrogen-powered supercar that offers a two-seat layout. Its name is "A4810", which means the highest mountain in the Alps (Mont Blanc height 4810m).
In terms of appearance, the alpine A4810's exterior and aerodynamic design are inspired by Formula One. In terms of dimensions, the new car is 5091 mm (200.43 inches) long, 2010 mm (79.13 inches) wide, 1055 mm (41.55 inches) high, and has a wheelbase of 2717 mm (106.96 inches).
In addition, the exterior of the concept car is dominated by two-tone, matte black and carbon fiber, while the interior is designed through sketches, 3D models, renderings, animations and HMI (human-machine interface).
In terms of power, although we know that this Alpine A4810 uses a hydrogen power system, Alpine officials have not disclosed specific power parameters. However, we guess that since it is to build a supercar from 2035, the engine of this car needs at least 2,000 horsepower, after all, this is a supercar 13 years later.
Finally, Alpine's chief designer, Raphael Linari, said: "Such a supercar has opened up new areas for the brand in terms of packaging, proportions and design language. In the future, they believe that this concept car will make great progress in mass production, and warn everyone to wait and see.
Judging from the overall look and feel of this concept supercar, do you think it is possible to be mass-produced? Leave a message in the comment area to talk about it, let's exchange and discuss it together. (Text/Univision Auto Dazhuo )
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