First look at single-seat Alpine hydrogen-fueled racecar with merging colors that teases manufacturer’s future plans
ALPINE motors has revealed a new concept racecar that will act as a starting point for the manufacturer’s future designs.
The French company’s high-tech vehicle features a sustainable design that offers zero compromises on driving fun.
Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) make electricity using a hydrogen-powered fuel cell rather than drawing electricity from only a battery, reports.
Laurent Rossi, Alpine CEO, said: “Alpenglow’s mighty and lavish design hints at what Alpine cars will be like tomorrow and at our vision for motorsports moving forward.
Alpine’s Alpenglow concept contains colors merging front to back, from a bright red to different shades of light and dark blue.
This lighting sequence represents the stages of the internal combustion hydrogen motor, which only emits water vapor.
Alpenglow’s interior offers a true-racing experience with features like a Le Mans Prototype 1 (LMP1) steering wheel.
If the car in front of you is moving too slowly, you can use Alpenglow’s steering wheel overtake button to unleash a surge of power.
Drivers controlling this high-powered vehicle switch gears through clear, backlit paddle shifters that mirror the car’s transparent cockpit.