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The Alpine Vision Gran Turismo Race Mode is a concept race car by Alpine that appears in Gran Turismo 6 (as part of Update 1.17), Gran Turismo Sport, and Gran Turismo 7.

Description[]

"This race version of the Alpine Vision Gran Turismo looks pretty impressive, doesn't it? The configuration of the canards and headlights embody the race car aesthetic. Yes, this recent installment in the long line of Alpine race cars is a worthy successor to that classic tradition."
―In-game description of the car, from GT7's Brand Central

It shares the same description as the base Alpine Vision Gran Turismo.

Acquisition[]

Game Purchase location Credits Other methods
Gran Turismo 6
(Update Icon v1.17+)
Vision Gran Turismo Dealership 1,000,000 ---
Gran Turismo Sport Alpine Brand Central 1,000,000 ---
Gran Turismo 7 Alpine Brand Central 1,000,000 ---

Team[]

  • Antony VILLAIN - Alpine Design Director
  • Victor SFIAZOF - Designer
  • Laurent NEGRONI - Designer
  • Yann JARSALLE - Designer
  • Jun OKAZAKI - Design Expert
  • Thomas EDON - Alias Modeler
  • Guillaume LERAUT - Alias Modeler
  • Radu TEODORESCU - Alias Modeler
  • Bernard OLLIVIER - Alpine CEO
  • Eric REYMANN - Alpine Product Planning Director
  • Ken VILLEMIN - Product Planning Leader
  • Terry BAILLON - Ride and Handling Chassis Dynamic
  • Stephane LAROCHE - Alpine Communication
  • Djenat MENICHINO - Alpine Partnership Program

Video[]

Trivia[]

An early design of the GT Sport garage, which also featured the  system. The early Gr.1 version can be seen on the center top.

An early design of the GT Sport garage, which also featured the PP system. The early Gr.1 version can be seen on the center top.

  • In pre-release footages of Gran Turismo Sport, including the launch event build, Alpine's Gr.1 car was simply a modified version of this car, before being replaced with an updated model.
    • This decision may be to reflect the latest LMP1/LMP2 regulations, which no longer allowed open-top cars.

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