Alpine’s future lies in the GT crossover which will be produced in Dieppe

Alpine has announced the future production of the future GT crossover, a 100% electric model. The project will go into production at the plant in Dieppe from 2025 starting the brand’s future growth program. This is a very ambitious project that aims to support Alpine’s growth through electrification.

Alpine’s future GT crossover will be made in Dieppe

Alpine’s strategic plan includes the development of three new electric and sporty models. In the pipeline there is a compact model, a sporty which will replace the A110 and the aforementioned crossover GT. I three new models will be built by 2026, enriching the Alpine range, now ready for electrification. A major investment is planned for the start of production of the new GT crossover in Dieppe. The new model will use the latest CMF-EV platform and will be the first 100% electric vehicle to be produced in Normandy. The new GT crossover represents a key project for Alpine. The brand will focus very strongly on that model. It will be necessary to wait until 2025 to know more.

The company comment

Luca de Meo, CEO of the Renault Grouphe declares: “Over the past twelve months, Alpine has shown that it triggers a new dynamic and has been able to respect its commitments. All of this translates into the announcement of production of the future GT Alpine crossover today at Dieppe, thus offering a clear future and solid prospects for this historic industrial site2.