Alpine

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An engineering-led automotive electronics brand positioned around upgraded in-car sound, infotainment, connectivity, and vehicle integration, serving both OEM programs and enthusiast-oriented aftermarket customers.

Product categories. Aftermarket car audio receivers and head units · Vehicle-specific infotainment systems · Navigation and touchscreen systems · Automotive speakers, amplifiers, and subwoofers · Digital-media, smartphone-connectivity, and hands-free systems · Automotive cameras and integration accessories