Alpine A110, XEF

Additional Notes

• All listed Alpine A110 variants — the standard A110 1.8T, A110 S 1.8T, and A110 GT 1.8T — share identical automatic transmission fluid capacities and change intervals across every configuration in the specifications.
• The dry fill capacity of 4.2 liters represents the total fluid volume required when filling a completely drained or rebuilt transaxle, such as after a full overhaul where the torque converter and all internal passages have been emptied.
• The service fill capacity of 3.5 liters is the lower volume used during a routine fluid change, reflecting the amount that remains trapped in the transaxle's internal circuits and converter even after a standard drain procedure.
• The 0.7-liter difference between the dry fill and service fill figures is a direct consequence of the semi-automatic transaxle design, where fluid is retained in components that are not fully evacuated during a conventional drain-and-refill service.
• The Alpine A110 1.8T uses a transaxle layout, meaning the transmission and final drive are housed in a single rear-mounted unit, which is consistent with the mid-engine architecture of the A110 platform.
• The fluid change interval is set at 60,000 km or 48 months under normal use conditions, meaning whichever threshold is reached first triggers the service requirement.
• The A110 S 1.8T specifications begin from 2020, while the standard A110 1.8T and A110 GT 1.8T entries each appear in two separate year-range rows, yet all carry the same 4.2-liter dry and 3.5-liter service fill values.
• The A110 GT 1.8T is listed from 2022 onward, making it the most recently introduced variant among the three A110 configurations covered in the specifications.