Alpine revealed the latest iteration of its Alpenglow model, the Alpenglow Hy6, at the 2024 Paris Motor Show. The car, initially introduced as a concept in 2022, has evolved into a hydrogen-powered racing machine with a newly developed 3.5-litre V6 engine generating 740bhp. The innovative engine, specifically designed for hydrogen combustion, represents Alpine's dedication to pushing the boundaries of performance and sustainability. Featuring a unique transparent engine cover and enhanced aerodynamics, the Alpenglow Hy6 boasts a top speed of 210mph and is equipped with advanced components like a centrifugal clutch and Xtrac sequential gearbox for optimal racing capabilities. Alpine's decision to pursue hydrogen combustion over fuel cell electric power for the Alpenglow was driven by the desire to provide drivers with a traditional engine feel and sound, aligning with the brand's racing heritage. The company collaborated with technical partner Oreca to perfect the hydrogen combustion process, storing hydrogen in three 700-bar composite cylinders within the car's structure. Alpine also explores the potential of transitioning to liquid hydrogen for quicker refueling and improved vehicle integration. Looking towards the future, Alpine's racing division is monitoring regulatory developments for hydrogen-powered competitions, aiming to participate in a hydrogen-specific category at prestigious events like the 24 Hours of Le Mans starting in 2028. The Alpenglow Hy6 represents a significant step towards sustainable racing practices and showcases Alpine's commitment to innovation and performance excellence.