Alpine’s Lightest Icons Race Into The Crew Motorfest With a New Elite Bundle

The Crew Motorfest is preparing to welcome two radically different visions of Alpine performance. Ubisoft has revealed the Alpine Elite Bundle, arriving on July 8, which brings the road-focused Alpine A110 R Ultime and the futuristic Alpine Alpenglow to Hawaii’s Festival.

The new bundle is built around one defining Alpine idea: lightness. That philosophy has always been central to the French manufacturer’s identity, but the two cars included in the pack represent it from opposite ends of the performance spectrum. One is a limited-production, track-focused road car. The other is a hydrogen-powered experimental machine designed to imagine Alpine’s motorsport future.

For Motorfest players, it is a pairing that should offer two very different ways to attack the game’s roads, coastlines, and high-speed festival routes.

The Alpine A110 R Ultime brings a rare road-legal track machine to Hawaii

The headline production car in the bundle is the Alpine A110 R Ultime, the most extreme road-going A110 Alpine has created.

Built as a limited-run model, the A110 R Ultime takes the already focused A110 R formula further with a sharper chassis setup, upgraded aerodynamics, high-performance braking hardware, adjustable suspension, and a more powerful turbocharged engine. Alpine describes it as a road-legal race car, and that identity should translate naturally into The Crew Motorfest’s road-racing environment.

The real-world car is limited to just 110 units, making it one of the rarest modern Alpine models. It produces up to 345 horsepower and 420 Nm of torque, while Alpine cites a weight close to 1,100 kg and a 0–100 km/h time of 3.8 seconds.

Those figures tell only part of the story. The A110 R Ultime is not meant to compete through brute force alone. Its appeal is rooted in agility, responsiveness, balance, and the feeling of carrying less mass into every braking zone and direction change.

That makes it an interesting fit for Motorfest. Hawaii’s routes regularly switch between open high-speed roads, technical corners, elevation changes, tight urban sequences, and flowing coastal stretches. The A110 R Ultime should appeal to players who prefer momentum cars over heavier supercars built around enormous straight-line power.

Alpenglow gives The Crew Motorfest a glimpse of Alpine’s experimental future

Alongside the A110 R Ultime, the bundle includes the Alpine Alpenglow, one of the brand’s boldest experimental projects.

Alpenglow began as a concept car designed to explore the future of Alpine design, motorsport technology, and sustainable performance. It has since evolved into running hydrogen-powered prototypes, including the Hy4 and Hy6 versions, with Alpine using the project as a laboratory for high-performance internal-combustion hydrogen technology.

The Alpenglow Hy6 is particularly significant because it uses a purpose-developed 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6 hydrogen engine. Alpine has described the prototype as a genuine race car built around an LMP3 carbon chassis, making it a very different proposition from the compact A110 R Ultime.

Where the A110 R Ultime represents the ultimate version of Alpine’s current lightweight road-car philosophy, Alpenglow is about experimentation. Its shape, proportions, technical direction, and racing focus all point toward a future that Alpine is still actively defining.

That distinction should make the bundle especially appealing to collectors. Motorfest is giving players access not only to a rare production model, but also to a concept that exists to test the boundaries of what Alpine performance could become.

The Alpine Elite Bundle is built around contrast rather than repetition

At first glance, the A110 R Ultime and Alpenglow could not be more different.

The A110 is compact, road legal, recognisable, and closely tied to Alpine’s historic lightweight sports-car lineage. Alpenglow is a dramatic vision of future endurance racing, hydrogen development, and prototype engineering.

But both cars are connected by the same core design principle: performance through reduced weight and efficiency.

That is why the pairing makes sense for The Crew Motorfest. The bundle is not simply giving players two Alpine cars from different categories. It is presenting two expressions of the same brand philosophy.

The A110 R Ultime should be the more familiar choice for road-race players. It is likely to suit technical Asphalt events, winding routes, and drivers who enjoy refining lines through corners. Alpenglow, by contrast, should stand out as the collection’s visual and conceptual centrepiece, offering a prototype-like experience for players who want a more futuristic machine in their garage.

The contrast also gives the bundle broader appeal. Players who prefer realistic production cars have the A110. Players drawn to concept vehicles and experimental performance have Alpenglow. And Alpine fans get both sides of the brand in one release.

What this means for The Crew Motorfest players

For collectors, the Alpine Elite Bundle is worth watching because of its unusual combination of real-world rarity and conceptual ambition.

The A110 R Ultime is already a limited-production car in reality, making its appearance in Motorfest a chance to own a digital version of a machine few drivers will ever encounter outside specialist events. The Alpenglow, meanwhile, is not just another hypercar. It represents Alpine’s ongoing research into hydrogen-powered motorsport and future-focused design.

For racing players, the bundle should offer variety rather than overlap. The A110 R Ultime is the obvious candidate for technical road challenges, while Alpenglow’s prototype profile suggests a different kind of high-speed experience.

The main details still to watch are how Ubisoft structures access to the bundle, whether the cars receive unique visual customisation options, and how each model is categorised within Motorfest’s vehicle ecosystem. Ubisoft has confirmed the July 8 availability date and the two featured cars, but has not yet published a full breakdown of pricing, performance classes, or additional cosmetic items.

Until then, the trailer makes the intended message clear: Alpine is arriving in Motorfest with two cars designed to prove that lighter does not mean less extreme.

A French performance philosophy with two very different futures

The Alpine Elite Bundle is one of the more interesting vehicle drops coming to The Crew Motorfest because it is not built around excess.

There is no need for a massive SUV, a gigantic engine, or an exaggerated fantasy machine to make the point. Alpine’s approach is more focused. Reduce weight. Refine balance. Make every input matter.

The A110 R Ultime represents that idea at its most polished and road-ready. Alpenglow pushes it into experimental territory, where hydrogen technology, endurance-racing inspiration, and radical design begin to shape the next chapter.

When the bundle arrives on July 8, Motorfest players will be able to take both visions onto the road.