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This is your first proper look at the all-electric Alpine A110

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This is your first proper look at the all-electric Alpine A110 | Top Gear

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Alpine sends its A110 Future prototype up the hill at Goodwood with Pierre Gasly at the wheel

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This is your first proper look at the all-electric Alpine A110

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Alpine sends its A110 Future prototype up the hill at Goodwood with Pierre Gasly at the wheel

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Alpine sends its A110 Future prototype up the hill at Goodwood with Pierre Gasly at the wheel

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This is your first proper look at the all-electric Alpine A110

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This is your first proper look at the all-electric Alpine A110

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This is your first proper look at the all-electric Alpine A110

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Alpine sends its A110 Future prototype up the hill at Goodwood with Pierre Gasly at the wheel

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Alpine has gone big for this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, and alongside some old F1 cars and its 1978 24 Hours of Le Mans winning A442B, it’s also showing off its future.

Quite literally in fact, because what you see above is known as the Alpine A110 Future. Essentially, it’s a development mule for the next generation A110, and it’s silently sweeping up the hill to give us our very first dynamic look.

Alpine F1 driver Pierre Gasly actually piloted it on day one of the festival with the Duke of Richmond riding shotgun. Unfortunately, Pierre was asked to be rather careful with this important prototype, so we didn’t quite get to see it flat out. Booo.

Still, looks like it’ll be low and wide looking, and of course we already knew that it was getting two electric motors on its rear axle and two separate 800-volt battery packs to mimic the 40:60 front to rear balance of a classic mid-engined sports car. No word on whether the target weight is still 1,400kg.

We also already knew that this new Alpine Performance Platform would underpin a convertible A110 and a 2+2 at some point in the future, but Alpine has now also let slip that it can manage all-wheel drive powertrains too with additional front motors.

"It was great to be amongst the first to drive the future of Alpine with my run up the Goodwood Hill in the Alpine A110 Future,” said Gasly. “It's a special occasion for Alpine to unveil what is next in its range in front of such passionate fans at this event. Alpine continues to show that an electric sports car can be lighter, sharper and really enjoyable to drive. I am certainly excited to see what the future holds and I hope everyone enjoyed this show today.”

Pierre’s excited then, but how are you lot feeling about an electric A110?

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Alpine has gone big for this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, and alongside some old F1 cars and its 1978 24 Hours of Le Mans winning A442B, it’s also showing off its future.

Quite literally in fact, because what you see above is known as the Alpine A110 Future. Essentially, it’s a development mule for the next generation A110, and it’s silently sweeping up the hill to give us our very first dynamic look.

Alpine F1 driver Pierre Gasly actually piloted it on day one of the festival with the Duke of Richmond riding shotgun. Unfortunately, Pierre was asked to be rather careful with this important prototype, so we didn’t quite get to see it flat out. Booo.

Still, looks like it’ll be low and wide looking, and of course we already knew that it was getting two electric motors on its rear axle and two separate 800-volt battery packs to mimic the 40:60 front to rear balance of a classic mid-engined sports car. No word on whether the target weight is still 1,400kg.

We also already knew that this new Alpine Performance Platform would underpin a convertible A110 and a 2+2 at some point in the future, but Alpine has now also let slip that it can manage all-wheel drive powertrains too with additional front motors.

"It was great to be amongst the first to drive the future of Alpine with my run up the Goodwood Hill in the Alpine A110 Future,” said Gasly. “It's a special occasion for Alpine to unveil what is next in its range in front of such passionate fans at this event. Alpine continues to show that an electric sports car can be lighter, sharper and really enjoyable to drive. I am certainly excited to see what the future holds and I hope everyone enjoyed this show today.”

Pierre’s excited then, but how are you lot feeling about an electric A110?

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Alpine sends its A110 Future prototype up the hill at Goodwood with Pierre Gasly at the wheel