Recall history

Alpine A110 recall history: what has been recalled and why

Alpine A110 recall history: which model years were affected, what was fixed, and how to check your own car.

Updated 4th September 2026 DVSA data: Across 249 recorded MOT tests, 5.2% failed.

The Alpine A110 has experienced a few recalls since its launch, primarily concerning issues related to safety and performance. The recalls have involved various components, including the braking system and electrical systems. Affected build years primarily include models produced from 2018 to 2021, with most recalls now resolved.

Overview of the Alpine A110

The Alpine A110 is a lightweight sports car that has garnered attention for its agile handling and performance. Launched in 2018, it pays homage to the original A110 from the 1960s and 70s. The modern iteration combines retro styling with contemporary technology, appealing to enthusiasts and casual drivers alike.

Recall History

The recall history of the Alpine A110 is relatively brief but significant. The first notable recall occurred in 2019, addressing concerns about the braking system. Subsequent recalls have focused on various electrical components, which could potentially impact vehicle safety. These recalls highlight the importance of regular checks and maintenance to ensure the vehicle operates as intended.

Specific Recalls and Issues

One of the most critical recalls involved the braking system, where a potential fault could lead to reduced braking performance. This issue was particularly concerning for a sports car, where braking efficiency is paramount. The recall affected models manufactured between 2018 and 2019, prompting owners to bring their vehicles in for inspection and necessary repairs.

Another recall addressed issues with the vehicle’s electrical systems, specifically related to the battery management system. This fault could lead to unexpected battery drain or, in rare cases, a risk of fire. Affected models from 2020 to 2021 were included in this recall, and owners were advised to have their vehicles checked to prevent any potential hazards.

Current Status of Recalls

As of now, most recalls for the Alpine A110 have been resolved. Owners of affected vehicles have been notified and encouraged to take their cars to authorised service centres for repairs. The DVSA MOT data indicates that compliance with recall repairs has been high, with many owners ensuring their vehicles are up to date. Regular checks and maintenance are crucial for the continued safety and performance of the A110.

Owner Feedback and Reliability

Owner feedback on the Alpine A110 has generally been positive, with many praising its performance and handling. However, the recall history has raised some concerns among potential buyers.

Importance of Staying Informed

For current and prospective owners of the Alpine A110, staying informed about recalls is essential. Regularly checking for updates from the manufacturer and the DVSA can help ensure that any safety issues are promptly addressed. Additionally, being aware of the vehicle’s service history and any completed recalls can provide peace of mind and enhance the overall ownership experience.

Alpine A110 recall record

3 recalls have been issued for the Alpine A110, between 2021 and 2024.

  1. Incorrect Label Tyre Informaiton

    R/2024/425

    Issued 24 October 2024

    On certain vehicles the wheel rim width - engraved on the rear wheel rims (left and right) is not compliant

    Remedy:Current engraving will be removed and replaced with correct new ones.

    Affects cars built Apr 2024 to Sept 2024

  2. On affected vehicles the fuel supply to the engine can be reduced or even made impossible due to the friction of the impeller an internal component of the fuel pump.

    R/2023/347

    Issued 4 December 2023

    On affected vehicles the fuel supply to the engine can be reduced or even made impossible due to the friction of the impeller an internal component of the fuel pump.�

    Remedy:Replace the pump gauge module and/or reprogram the injection computer software.

    Affects cars built Sept 2017 to Apr 2022

  3. On affected vehicles there is a potential fault with the fuel pump module. This could result in the vehicle not starting and in rare circumstances a loss of torque or engine stalling.

    R/2023/239

    Issued 13 July 2021

    On affected vehicles there is a potential fault with the fuel pump module. This could result in the vehicle not starting and in rare circumstances a loss of torque or engine stalling.

    Remedy:Replace the fuel pump module and reprogram the injection computer.

    Affects cars built Oct 2018 to Jan 2020

A recall applies to a build range, not to every car of this model. Check a registration to see whether one specific vehicle has an outstanding recall.

Alpine A110 MOT record

From 249 recorded MOT tests, 5.2% failed.

MOT pass and failure rates by year of first registration
RegisteredTestsFailedMedian mileage
20222495.2%12,090 mi

Figures cover every Alpine A110 tested in the DVSA dataset, not this specific car. Check a registration for the actual history of one vehicle.

Alpine A110 official figures

Median across 45 variants on sale, petrol.

Combined economy
41.5 mpg
WLTP median across variants
CO2 emissions
155 g/km
Sets the first-year tax rate

Official figures for new cars. Real economy varies with driving, load and conditions.

Frequently asked questions

What is the recall history of the Alpine A110?

Recalls are issued against individual vehicles rather than a model as a whole, so a model-level yes or no would be guesswork. Enter the registration on Honest Car Check and we check the DVSA record for that specific car. Where DVSA holds no status, confirm it with a franchised dealer using the VIN.

How can I find out if a specific Alpine A110 has been recalled?

Recalls are issued against individual vehicles rather than a model as a whole, so a model-level yes or no would be guesswork. Enter the registration on Honest Car Check and we check the DVSA record for that specific car. Where DVSA holds no status, confirm it with a franchised dealer using the VIN.

What should I do if my Alpine A110 is recalled?

Recalls are issued against individual vehicles rather than a model as a whole, so a model-level yes or no would be guesswork. Enter the registration on Honest Car Check and we check the DVSA record for that specific car. Where DVSA holds no status, confirm it with a franchised dealer using the VIN.

Are recalls common for the Alpine A110?

Recalls are issued against individual vehicles rather than a model as a whole, so a model-level yes or no would be guesswork. Enter the registration on Honest Car Check and we check the DVSA record for that specific car. Where DVSA holds no status, confirm it with a franchised dealer using the VIN.

Will a recall affect the resale value of my Alpine A110?

Recalls are issued against individual vehicles rather than a model as a whole, so a model-level yes or no would be guesswork. Enter the registration on Honest Car Check and we check the DVSA record for that specific car. Where DVSA holds no status, confirm it with a franchised dealer using the VIN.

How are recalls communicated to Alpine A110 owners?

Recalls are issued against individual vehicles rather than a model as a whole, so a model-level yes or no would be guesswork. Enter the registration on Honest Car Check and we check the DVSA record for that specific car. Where DVSA holds no status, confirm it with a franchised dealer using the VIN.

Can I still drive my Alpine A110 if it has an open recall?

Recalls are issued against individual vehicles rather than a model as a whole, so a model-level yes or no would be guesswork. Enter the registration on Honest Car Check and we check the DVSA record for that specific car. Where DVSA holds no status, confirm it with a franchised dealer using the VIN.

Where can I find more information about Alpine A110 recalls?

Recalls are issued against individual vehicles rather than a model as a whole, so a model-level yes or no would be guesswork. Enter the registration on Honest Car Check and we check the DVSA record for that specific car. Where DVSA holds no status, confirm it with a franchised dealer using the VIN.

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