The Alpine Alpenglow is a radical hydrogen-powered concept that could safeguard the future of combustion and hints at upcoming Alpine design:
But Rossi said:"Hydrogen has the green merit of being very compatible with electrification, because the parallel path to hydrogen as a fuel is hydrogen as a fuel cell, which produces electricity."That’s good because the end-to-end industrial path for hydrogen will be compatible with electrification, so we believe that could be one way forward."
Notably, Alpine says this concept is"as lightweight as the rest of the brand's cars", suggesting that even with its two 700-bar cylindrical hydrogen storage tanks running either side of the driver, it weighs in the region of 1000-1200kg – around the same as the A110. Extensive use of recycled carbonfibre in its construction will have played a large role in keeping weight down, and will do too on future cars.
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