Alpine is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year, and with the A110 range entering its final year as a petrol-powered model before transitioning to electric, the brand is bidding farewell with a final batch of limited-edition models.

The A110 R 70 marks the last production run of the successful ‘R’ versions. Limited to just 770 units, it is available in ten body colours and four interior design schemes. However, Alpine enthusiasts may be particularly drawn to the exclusive French tricolour series, which includes 70 examples each in Bleu Caddy, Blanc Glacier, and Rouge Sismique—a tribute to the French flag.

These special editions feature unique exterior accents, including the 70 Years of Alpine logo in exposed carbon fibre on the roof. Carbon fibre is also used on the front bonnet, rear window, rear spoiler, and 18-inch wheels, which come with white trim. Even the Brembo brake callipers are available in seven different colours for added personalisation.

While the chassis and 300 hp (221 kW) engine with 340 Nm of torque remain unchanged, the A110 R 70 stands out with exclusive design touches. The 70th-anniversary logo appears on the wheel arches, door sills, and headrests, while a numbered plaque indicates the car’s position within the limited 770-unit production run. The French flag monogram is also featured on the exterior pillars and inside the doors, paying homage to Alpine’s heritage.

In addition, Alpine has unveiled the all-new A110 GTS, set to replace the GT and S versions. While the engine remains the same, it now comes with a GTS aero kit, including a front splitter, side skirts, rear spoiler, and rear wing for enhanced agility.