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39 minuti fa, Beckervdo scrive:

Eccola con la foto di famiglia.

La base dovrebbe esser fornita da Geely-Volvo-Polestar

 

secondo me, R8 Gordini - SUV - A110 facelift

 

 

No il SUV è su base CMF-EV mentre la "for me" su CMF-B, quella su base SEA Geely sarà la coupè elettrica fatta in collaborazione con Lotus 

 

La "For Me" sarebbe una Clio RS che costerà almeno il 30% in più?

Modificato 18 Gennaio 20214 anni fa da nucarote

Gli auguro di venderne mezzo di SUV, magari così la capiscono che certi marchi non vanno sput...ati così spudoratamente.

Teaser per il SUV elettrico

 

 

On 18/1/2021 at 16:17, nucarote scrive:

La "For Me" sarebbe una Clio RS che costerà almeno il 30% in più?

R5, c'è già il topic

 

Alpine announces Dieppe based production for its new GT X-Over

• Alpine announces Dieppe based production of its future all-electric GT X-Over to start by 2025.
• One year after announcing the Renaulution plan, Luca de Meo, CEO Renault Group, was joined by Bruno Le Maire, French Minister of Economy, Finance and Recovery, when he presented up-coming projects for the brand and its production site.
• During the visit, the factory’s new name was also unveiled: Usine Alpine Dieppe is now Manufacture Alpine Dieppe Jean Rédélé.

Alpine, a winning combo

One year after the Renaulution plan, Luca de Meo, CEO Renault Group, and Laurent Rossi, CEO Alpine, announced that production of the future Alpine GT X-Over will be based at the Dieppe plant. The announcement was made in the presence of Bruno Le Maire, Minister of Economy, Finance, and Recovery, and Esteban Ocon, Alpine F1 Team driver. Symbol of French manufacturing and innovation, the Alpine site in Dieppe is like no other in the Group. The event marks a new milestone in the brand's development ambitions and showcases its plans to ensure a long-term future for the historic site.

In an effort to continue developing high-performance sports cars and bolster, its international footprint, Alpine successfully combines a passion for racing with technological excellence, in particular thanks to bridges built with the world Formula 1. Driven by a unique commitment to motorsports and the bold image it conveys, Alpine has set the bar high with a broader range of all-electric products in the pipeline.

The future Alpine GT X-Over made in Dieppe

The brand's new product plan is ambitious. Introduced in early 2021, Alpine’s strategic plan outlines the development and launch of three all-new electric sports cars – a compact car, a GT X-Over, and a new version of the A110 – by 2026. 

The very first Alpine GT X-Over will be made at the historic plant in Dieppe. This new model will combine the brand's competitive know-how and the group's experience in electric vehicles, with all the excellence in sports vehicles that defines the Alpine brand. The arrival of the all-electric GT X-Over will require investments at the Dieppe site to adapt the site to the latest CMF-EV platform and set up new facilities, the goal being to produce a vehicle with features and equipment like no other on the segment. As such, it will become the first all-electric vehicle to be made in Normandy (France).

The project is part of the ‘Re-Nouveau France 2025’ plan that was unveiled in December 2021 and which places France at the heart of the Group's industrial and technological activities, highlighted by the fact that nine new models will be made in factories located throuhgout France. It has also been the subject of an ambitious ‘CAP 202’ performance agreement which will help get the site ready for the new vehicle.

‘Manufacture Alpine Dieppe Jean Rédélé’, a new name for a historical plant

As a tribute to its founder, Renault’s industrial plant has been renamed Manufacture Alpine Dieppe Jean Rédélé, a name that embodies the know-how and high level of quality that characterizes the facility.

As a motor sport enthusiast, designer and top driver, Jean Rédélé founded Alpine in 1955. Designed on the basis of the 4CV, his compact and light sports coupes soon became famous in competition. With this track record, Alpine built its legend on the track as well as on the road and a legitimate reputation for its sports models. Facing the success and a growing demand, Alpine officially joined forces with Renault in 1965 in order to develop more widely. The Dieppe production site, now renamed Manufacture Alpine Dieppe Jean Rédélé, was opened in 1969.

Alpine is Dieppe, Dieppe is Alpine!

The unique, historic relationship is set to last for years to come thanks to a commitment to a sustainable future and a strongly-growing business.

Seen as a crowning-jewel of French automotives, Alpine proves time and time again that it holds high ambitions for automotive excellence.

 

https://en.media.alpinecars.com/news/alpine-announces-dieppe-based-production-for-its-new-gt-x-over-83a7-989c5.html

 

A Dieppe si costruiranno:

- R5 Alpine

- GT X-Over

- A110 (su base Lotus)

 

Tutte full electric!

2 ore fa, __P scrive:

A Dieppe si costruiranno:

- R5 Alpine

- GT X-Over

- A110 (su base Lotus)

 

Tutte full electric!

 

Quindi parente della Lotus EV di cui è stato presentato il teaser in questi giorni!? 

55 minuti fa, MotorPassion scrive:

 

Quindi parente della Lotus EV di cui è stato presentato il teaser in questi giorni!? 

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