By Chris Skeldon 
The French sports brand is about to receive an update with three options to choose from: base, GT and S
The recently reborn Alpine premium two-seater sports car has reached the point where it needs a few updates to stay competitive. But those responsible for the brand were not limited to changing a half-dozen cornices or optics or including more equipment. With the new A110 range, there are three distinct options to choose from for this model.
All Alpine A110s currently for sale include the 1.8-liter supercharged engine, combined with the Getrag seven-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox, allowing for an emotional drive in the spirit of this model. However, with this update, the base edition explores this concept of purity further by introducing the latest original version of the current A110.
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The A110 Range Access engine has 252 horsepower, and is well suited to a chassis developed with a major focus on weight reduction and maximum agility, both in urban environments and on mountain roads.
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The next level is the A110 GT, inspired by the most enthusiastic Grand Turismo model, which one wanted to drive on an unforgettable journey. In this version, the engine power reaches 300 hp, but body tuning is aimed at offering the best compromise between efficiency and comfort. And on board, we find in this version the most refined atmosphere, do not miss the brown leather seats with the most comfortable coordination with the blue seams of the French brand.
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Finally, the A110 S version is now more radical and even its exterior doesn’t make us forget that. In addition to the more powerful version of the 1.8 engine, with a power of 300 hp, the chassis features sporty tuning with improvements to the stabilizer bars and the suspension system, bringing the entire package closer to the ground by about four millimeters. The exhaust system is also more sporty, and the Brembo brake system includes larger discs and calipers painted orange, exclusive to this S version.
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On board, the Sabelt Sport sport seats with orange stitching are the most noticeable, but outside there are new 18-inch alloy wheels fitted with a set of Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tires. As an option, they can be replaced by Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 Connect semi-stains.
More discerning people can also opt for the aerodynamic package created specifically for the A110 S, which includes a carbon fiber rear spoiler and a sporty front spoiler, which fits perfectly into the rear diffuser and flat bottom. Thanks to this combination, this version has become a very serious game on the most twisted tracks, thanks to a greater downforce, which allows you to explore all the improvements applied in this sports version in the best possible way.
The icing on the cake is the new body color exclusive to this version, which combines black on the top area with a bright fiery orange on the bottom. Is this the most exciting Alpine A110 ever?
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