Alpine

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An engineering-led automotive electronics brand positioned around upgraded in-car sound, infotainment, connectivity, and vehicle integration, serving both OEM programs and enthusiast-oriented aftermarket customers.

Product categories. Aftermarket car audio receivers and head units · Vehicle-specific infotainment systems · Navigation and touchscreen systems · Automotive speakers, amplifiers, and subwoofers · Digital-media, smartphone-connectivity, and hands-free systems · Automotive cameras and integration accessories

• 2026

  Alpine responds to Clarkson’s comments about Colapinto

  Alpine responded to comments made by guest Jeremy Clarkson suggesting that its driver Franco Colapinto deserved a grid penalty for being Argentinian. The team stated that the comments were personal views that did not align with its values, and it expressed support for Colapinto.

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  Reported2026.10.25

  Alpine responds to Clarkson’s comments about Colapinto[1]Alpine responds to Clarkson’s comments about Colapintolbc.co.uk

  Alpine responded to comments by guest Jeremy Clarkson suggesting that its driver Franco Colapinto deserved a grid penalty for being Argentinian. The team said the comments were personal views that did not align with its values and expressed support for Colapinto.

• Unconfirmed

  Reported2026.10.12

  Alpine A310 concept reimagines brand's 2+2 from the 1970s[2]Alpine A310概念车重新演绎品牌1970年代的2+2车型news.google.com

  Alpine has unveiled the A310 concept, which reimagines the brand's 2+2 model from the 1970s.

• 2022.03.15

  Reported2022.03.15

  Bilia expands Alpine sales and service locations in Sweden[3]Bilia 扩增 Alpine 在瑞典的销售与服务据点finanznachrichten.de

  Bilia expanded its collaboration with Alpine by adding sales and service at two additional Bilia facilities in Lund and Sisjön in Gothenburg, Sweden.

• 2022.01.05

  Reported2022.01.05

  Alpine introduces Halo floating touchscreen receivers[4]Alpine推出Halo浮动式触控萤幕接收器autoevolution.com

  Alpine introduced two Halo floating touchscreen multimedia receiver models at CES 2022. The article said the models were projected to reach U.S. shelves in February.

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  Alpine A110 Legende GT launch[5]Alpine A110 Legende GT发布news.cheshi.com

  Alpine introduced the A110 Legende GT, a limited-edition A110 model with 300 units.

• 2021.03.02

  Reported2021.03.02

  Alpine unveils A521 Formula 1 car[6]Alpine发布A521一级方程式赛车autoevolution.com

  Alpine unveiled its 2021 A521 Formula 1 car, featuring a blue, red and white livery and aerodynamic changes.

• 2021.01.14

  Reported2021.01.14

  Lotus and Alpine announce technology collaboration[7]路特斯与Alpine宣布技术合作finance.sina.com.cn

  Lotus and Alpine announced a memorandum to collaborate on research in several areas, including the feasibility study and joint development of a new electric sports car.

• 2020.01.08

  Reported2020.01.08

  Alpine announces the iLX-F411 receiver[8]Alpine宣布推出iLX-F411接收器nb.zol.com.cn

  Alpine announced that its iLX-F411 11-inch receiver would go on sale in the United States in June 2020, with a suggested retail price of $1,200.

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1. 1Alpine responds to Clarkson’s comments about Colapintolbc.co.uk
2. 2Alpine A310概念车重新演绎品牌1970年代的2+2车型news.google.com
3. 3Bilia 扩增 Alpine 在瑞典的销售与服务据点finanznachrichten.de
4. 4Alpine推出Halo浮动式触控萤幕接收器autoevolution.com
5. 5Alpine A110 Legende GT发布news.cheshi.com
6. 6Alpine发布A521一级方程式赛车autoevolution.com
7. 7路特斯与Alpine宣布技术合作finance.sina.com.cn
8. 8Alpine宣布推出iLX-F411接收器nb.zol.com.cn