Alpine, the renowned car manufacturer, is undergoing a significant transformation as it embraces the era of electric vehicles. In addition to the iconic A110, Alpine has introduced the A290 electric hot hatch and plans for a fastback SUV, electric A110 replacement, and 2+2 coupe. CEO Philippe Krief hinted at the development of a flagship supercar to enhance Alpine's image as a maker of high-performance driving machines. Krief expressed the brand's inclination towards incorporating new technologies in the supercar, mentioning a potential hydrogen-powered combustion engine. The Alpenglow race car concept showcases Alpine's interest in hydrogen technology, despite its primary focus on pure electric vehicles. The concept features a turbocharged combustion engine running on hydrogen gas, with the brand open to exploring hydrogen power for the supercar. Alongside hydrogen, Alpine is researching solid-state batteries at its new R&D center for possible use in the supercar, aiming for an engaging driving experience. Krief highlighted the importance of balancing performance and driving pleasure in the supercar, considering both hydrogen and electric power as viable options. The project is in its early stages, with plans to unveil Alpine's supercar before the decade ends, showcasing the brand's commitment to innovation and sustainability in the automotive industry.