Alpine A390: the soul of Alpine in a sport fastback

• Alpine gave the world its first glimpse of the A390, the second all-electric vehicle in its Dream Garage range, in Dieppe, France, the brand’s historic birthplace and the location for producing this new sport fastback.
• BWT Alpine F1 Team driver Pierre Gasly got behind the wheel of the A390 alongside Alpine ambassador and sponsor of its equal opportunities programmes, Zinedine Zidane.
• The presentation of the A390 heralded the start of a week of festivities that will attract an unprecedented number of cars and enthusiasts to the beaches of this famous Normandy town.

Alpine’s second all-electric model, the A390, joins the A290 in the brand’s Dream Garage. The A390 is a 5-seat sport fastback with the agility and performance of the A110. Thanks to its onboard technology, three motors and Alpine engineering magic, the A390 embodies Alpine’s DNA in a passion-filled vehicle that will take on winding mountain roads without shying away from its competitors on the track.

The A390’s platform is sourced from Ampere and includes charging services developed by Mobilize Power Solutions, such as bidirectional V2G charging, as part of a comprehensive electric ecosystem for an optimal experience.

The Alpine A390 is designed and manufactured in France at the brand’s historic factory, the Manufacture Alpine Dieppe Jean Rédélé. It will be available from the fourth quarter of 2025. At launch, the A390 price in GT and GTS versions will range from €65,000 to €76,000. Final prices will be announced when orders open in each country. The Alpine A390 Première pass will provide initial buyers priority access to orders for their A390. 

“Someone once said that life begins at 70, and that could well be true for Alpine with the arrival of this second model in the Dream Garage, one of seven electric models expected by 2030. In 2025, the Alpine A390 reminds the world that the soul matters more than software. For a car lover like me, it’s hard to imagine anything more exciting than reviving a legendary brand and projecting it into new territories, showing that the original recipe is more relevant than ever.”

Luca de Meo, Renault Group CEO