Orders for the Alpine A390 GT are officially open, while the GTS version will be available to order at a later date. The French manufacturer itself announced it: the first units will be displayed in Alpine Stores, where customers can see them in person and experience the design and finish details firsthand. This launch marks the brand’s entry into a new high-performance electric era, with an offering that combines power, technology, and attention to daily driving.
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Alpine A390, orders open
Available to order starting from 67,500 euros, the Alpine A390 GT develops up to 400 hp thanks to a three-motor solution produced in Cléon, France. Specifically, it consists of a wound-rotor electric motor at the front and two permanent magnet synchronous motors on the rear axle, one for each wheel. All-wheel drive and the Alpine Active Torque Vectoring system, patented by Alpine, optimize torque distribution between the wheels to improve stability, steering precision, and driving pleasure. 0-100 km/h is achieved in 4.8 seconds, while the range reaches 557 km in the WLTP cycle thanks to an 89 kWh battery.
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The GTS arrives later
The top GTS version, available later and offered starting from 78,000 euros, adopts the same three-motor architecture but brings the total power to 470 hp and maximum torque to 824 Nm, with a 0-100 km/h in 3.9 seconds and a top speed of 220 km/h. The exterior design of the GTS version is characterized by 21″ Snowflake forged aluminum wheels with a glossy black finish (it is also possible to choose 20” wheels for optimal range), and features 6-piston monoblock front brake calipers painted in Racing Red (or Alpine Blue as an option). Inside, however, the A390 GTS is equipped as standard with Alpine by Sabelt sports front seats in two-tone Nappa leather, heated, massaging, and electrically adjustable.
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