The Alpine A390 is a five-seat electric sport fastback that expands Alpine into a new sector while keeping the brand’s performance DNA at the centre. It combines space, versatility and emotion with all-wheel drive and three electric motors.

A key feature of the A390 is Alpine Active Torque Vectoring, designed to carry Alpine’s feeling of lightness and driving enjoyment into a new electric segment.
Alpine has also used the A390 to showcase a more premium and personalised direction. The Atelier Alpine programme extends to the A390, with new colours, trims and finishes designed to emphasise the model’s sporting and upscale character.

The A390 GTS has been shown with a new Bleu Tempete Mat body colour, a black roof, Alpine sport seats by Sabelt, 21-inch forged Snowflake wheels and carbon Damier mat detailing across the console, dashboard and seat rear shell.

The GT version has also been presented in Bleu Alpine Vision with a black roof and new 20-inch Comete alloy wheels with a lightweight design.

Why this matters for drivers

The A390 is useful content for the Hardings website because it shows how quickly Renault Group brands are changing. Performance, electric technology and everyday usability are now being blended together rather than treated separately.

For customers, it reinforces the message that vehicle care is becoming more technical. Modern cars need proper diagnostics, regular checks and people who understand how vehicle systems are evolving.

Hardings Garage works with Renault, Dacia and all makes and models, helping drivers stay safe, reliable and road ready.