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Alpine Alpenglow 2023.

Images of the Alpine Alpenglow, expected to premiere next week, appeared in the media today.

As previously announced, the Alpine Alpenglow 2023 is fully revealed in the official photos.

The presented concept becomes a harbinger of future novelties.

Reportedly, this is the style in which most models of Renault’s sports division will be made.

Although it is not excluded that the head office will borrow something for its cars. Alpine Alpenglow is equipped with a hydrogen engine.

Its live premiere will take place at the Paris Auto Show, which opens on October 17.

As for the appearance of the novelty, it is impressive. Every detail of the exterior deserves special attention.

Design of the Alpine Alpenglow is similar to a Le Mans race car in many ways. This is what causes a slight puzzlement, as the novelty looks quite eccentric and unusual.

This includes not only the outline of the body, but also the color scheme. The optics received a very complex design, but the filling is made by LEDs.

The rear lights received a vertical arrangement. At the front, a red stripe running the entire width of the hood attracts attention.

It is reported that the length of Alpine Alpenglow is more than five meters. As for the width, it corresponds to two meters, and the height does not exceed one meter.

The fenders are made in accordance with modern track models. By the way, there is only one seat in the cabin, which is located between the two hydrogen cylinders.

The steering wheel was made in the style of a racing car LMP1. The module was supplemented with keys, through which it will be possible to activate certain options.

As for the specifications of the concept, they are still unknown. It is reported only that the car will receive a hydrogen engine and two cylinders for fuel storage.

It is worth noting that such hybrid units are now in development in most companies, as they are considered the most environmentally friendly.

Performance and other parameters of the unit are not disclosed, but next week, this information is likely to be available (photo: Alpine).