Manufacture Alpine Dieppe Jean Rédélé

Manufacture Alpine Dieppe Jean Rédélé is the historic assembly plant in Dieppe where Alpine sports cars have been built since 1969. The site combines heritage assembly techniques with recent retooling for electrified models.

Today the factory assembles small- and medium-series sports cars, prepares competition vehicles and spare parts, and has been upgraded to produce Alpine’s new electric GT models while maintaining ties to the brand’s racing roots.

A working industrial site with a focus on precision assembly, restoration and small-series production.

Look out for:

• Assembly lines and finishing areas where A110 models have been produced.

• Plaques and references to Jean Rédélé and the brand’s history in Dieppe.

• Areas dedicated to competition car preparation and spare parts storage.

• Evidence of recent electrification upgrades and tooling for the A390/GT.

Best way to experience it:

This is primarily an industrial facility rather than a tourist museum—check ahead for any official visits, guided tours or public events through Alpine or Renault channels. Combine any visit with Dieppe’s maritime attractions if you’re planning travel to the region.

• The site is an active manufacturing facility; public access may be limited.

• No guaranteed public tours—confirm with Alpine/official channels before visiting.

• Wear appropriate footwear and follow any on-site safety instructions if admitted.

• Nearby visitor amenities are limited; plan transport and timing in advance.