A110s

The A110s refers to a specific variant of the Alpine A110 sports car. The original Alpine A110 was a lightweight, rear-engined coupe produced by the French manufacturer Alpine from 1961 to 1977. It gained significant international fame for its success in rallying, particularly winning the 1973 World Rally Championship.

The "s" designation typically indicates a sportier or more performance-oriented version of the model. In the context of the modern Alpine A110, which was revived and relaunched in 2017, the A110s is positioned as a more powerful and track-focused iteration. It often features upgraded suspension components, a more potent engine tune compared to the standard A110, and potentially distinct styling elements or aerodynamic enhancements. These versions aim to offer enhanced driving dynamics and a more aggressive performance envelope for enthusiasts seeking a higher level of automotive engagement.