Renault’s racy sidekick Alpine has shown the potential for hydrogen power in motorsports with an even more potent version of its Alpenglow concept. First revealed two years ago the Alpenglow has evolved significantly from both a design and engineering perspective.

Alpine has developed a hydrogen-fueled V-6 engine that may end up powering a race car running in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Alpine, Renault 's performance division, has revealed the Alpenglow Hy6 supercar concept at the 2024 Paris Motor Show. The car packs a hydrogen-powered V6 engine, a major evolution from its predecessor, the Alpenglow Hy4. This radical design fits Alpine's philosophy that combustion engines can be saved by using hydrogen as fuel.

Alpine is preparing to reinvent itself, with its swansong A110 announced (at a quite terrifying price) and set to pave the way for its five-seat replacement… sort of. But the car which has us most excited is its hydrogen-powered rolling prototype,

The twin-turbo six-cylinder powertrain was developed by Alpine, generating double the power of the four-cylinder version

Alpine, Renault’s performance division, has taken a bold step into the future of sustainable high-performance vehicles with the unveiling of the Alpenglow Hy6 concept at the 2024 Paris Motor Show. This supercar,

Revealed in 2022 as a concept car designed as a blueprint for the brand’s future direction in design and sustainable innovation, Alpenglow already showcased the high-performance potential of the hydrogen combustion engine,