Brief
Alpine unveils retro‑futuristic A310 VISION concept
The one‑off A310 VISION reimagines Alpine's 1970s sports car with pop‑down headlights, a transparent rear wing and blade‑shaped taillights.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Alpine presented the retro‑futuristic A310 VISION concept, a one‑off reinterpretation of the original A310, according to Trendhunter.
What happened
The concept, built on Alpine's new APP modular platform, features unconventional proportions, pop‑down headlights, a transparent split rear wing and blade‑shaped taillights designed to generate downforce. Its aluminum body contrasts with a dark lower section and a semi‑transparent cabin that reveals sculptural seating and physical controls inspired by audio equipment.
What the reports add
Trendhunter notes the design preserves the recognisable character of the 1970s predecessor while showcasing how the APP platform could influence future sports cars. The concept is not intended for production but demonstrates Alpine's evolving design identity and its heritage celebration.
Key facts
- Alpine unveiled the A310 VISION concept built on its APP platform (trendhunter.com)
- The concept features pop‑down headlights, a transparent split rear wing and blade‑shaped taillights (trendhunter.com)
- Alpine says the vehicle is a one‑off and not intended for production (trendhunter.com)
Sources
- [1] trendhunter.com — originally reported as “Retro-Futuristic Sports Car Concepts”
