Alpine has unveiled the A310 VISION, a striking retro-futuristic design concept celebrating the heritage of one of its most recognisable sports cars.

Marking 55 years since the four-cylinder A310’s debut and 50 years of the V6, the concept reinterprets the original’s distinctive 1970s styling for a contemporary audience.

Developed by Alpine’s design team, the A310 VISION combines the purity of the early models with the wider, more muscular stance of later V6 versions.

Its dramatic proportions measure 4.55 metres long, just 1.18 metres high and up to 2.03 metres wide at the rear. Highlights include aluminium bodywork, a sculptural black lower section, semi-transparent cabin and distinctive A-shaped wheels.

Design features include integrated pop-down headlights, an S-duct-inspired bonnet, a central Y-shaped blade and a split rear wing with transparent detailing.

The concept also offers a glimpse of an expressive cockpit, featuring organically shaped seats, bold colour blocking and physical controls inspired by high-end Hi-Fi equipment.

Rather than previewing a confirmed production model, it represents a bold exploration of Alpine’s heritage, translating its unmistakable sporting identity into a vision for tomorrow.