The Latest Breaking News from Renault

The possibility of Alpine shifting its approach and becoming a customer team in 2026 opens up some interesting dynamics surrounding Formula 1's engine supply rules.

French sports car maker Alpine has unveiled the second car to join its compact model line-up, which is based on the upcoming Renault 5 EV.

Autosport understands that Alpine is considering abandoning its works Renault engine in Formula 1 from 2026 and has opened talks with rival manufacturers about the possibility of securing a customer deal instead. As part of an evaluation of its F1 project prompted by a difficult start to the current campaign, it…

Alpine is considering abandoning its works Renault engine in Formula 1 from 2026 and has opened talks with rival manufacturers about the possibility of securing a customer deal instead. As part of an evaluation of its F1 project prompted by a difficult start to the current campaign, it has emerged…

Is this warmed-up Renault 5 enough to prove electric cars can be fun?

In an already crowded market, can the French car manufacturer make an SUV that stands out? Sean O’Grady finds that even ‘little puffs of wind’ can breathe new life into familiar designs

The Le Mans 24 Hours entry list has been announced and features a number of former F1 drivers, with 18 of the 186 drivers having previously competed in a Formula 1 grand prix.

Renault's modders have done a lot more than just stick a wee car into a bunch of games.

Look at it! It’s delightfully cute and with Alpine’s know-how, it should handle like a dream.

The feisty electric car has up to 215 horsepower.

The Enstone-based squad has endured a challenging start to the 2024 season, with its A524 car starting the season at the back of the grid and having scored just two points so far.