“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.”
A single obsession drove the creation of the Alpine A390: driving pleasure. Alpine’s all-new sport fastback embodies the brand’s DNA and the exhilarating driving experience of the A110 with added versatility. It can be summed up as follows: a racing car in a suit.
The A390 is the second model in Alpine’s Dream Garage, following the A290 and preceding the future A110, which will also be 100% electric. It will expand the brand’s customer base by attracting new buyers and appealing to professional customers.
“The Alpine A390, or how to reinvent the spirit of the A110 in a 5-seat sport fastback. The A390 is the quintessential Alpine, combining sportiness and performance with technology and refinement, all for a unique driving experience that is equally suited to everyday use and more spirited driving. Inspired by French design expertise, its distinctive styling will delight all lovers of beautiful sports cars, just as Alpine has done for more than 70 years. Above all, this all-wheel-drive sport fastback is the finished product from a team of passionate men and women who believe electric sportiness is meaningful and are working hard to do it justice.”
“Even before its stylistic expression, the A390’s proportions are visible from afar with its A110-inspired profile. It offers a unique silhouette, an expression of the dynamic behaviour of our sport fastback. It features many elements from our A390_β show car, and its lighting signature takes its inspiration directly from the Alpine Alpenglow concept and the A424 Hypercar competing in the World Endurance Championship.”
“We set the bar very high in terms of performance for the A390. Our engineers and test drivers have developed innovations that enable us to meet this technological challenge and achieve performance worthy of an A110 while ensuring the safety and comfort of a versatile electric fastback. Combined with its unique design, we are extremely proud of the result: a new Alpine that is as innovative as it is faithful to the brand’s spirit. See you at the next corner!”
Luca de Meo first started out his career at Renault and is now CEO. During his many years experience working for major European companies, he acquired much sought-after experience in the automotive industry and in management. He took over the helm of Renault Group and Renault in July 2020.
Philippe Krief graduated from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées in Paris. As a car enthusiast and chassis specialist with over 35 years’ experience in the industry as an engineer and then engineering director, he has developed unrivalled know-how and expertise in the development of sports and premium car lines. Philippe Krief was appointed CEO of the Alpine brand on 20 July 2023, having joined the brand earlier as Director of Engineering and Product Performance.
She graduated from ESSEC Business School and, after an early career in marketing in the UK and France, Sovany Ang has accumulated a broad range of experience in product development and strategy within the Alliance, from Product Manager at Renault Samsung in Korea, upstream strategy at Renault, EV product strategy for Nissan in Japan, Product Director for Renault Eurasia to Product Performance Project Leader for Renault International most recently. In June 2022, Sovany Ang was appointed Alpine Product Performance VP.
Antony Villain has been passionate about car design for almost 40 years and designed his first cars at the age of 10. Self-taught, he did not go to design school but graduated from the Ecole Nationale Supérieur des Arts et Métiers, in new product design. This training gave him the technical basis necessary for this profession. In 1998, he became a designer at Renault Group. Design Project Leader in 2004, then Director of Prospective Design & Innovation in 2005, he has been Director of Design for the Alpine brand since 2012.