Is the Alpine A390 coming to Australia?

Yes. Alpine has confirmed the A390 for Australia, marking the brand's return. It is not on sale yet and Australian pricing, timing and full specifications have not been announced. You can register your interest with Alpine Australia.

How much power and range does the Alpine A390 GT have?

The A390 GT uses a tri-motor all-wheel-drive electric setup making 294kW, with a 0-100km/h of 4.8 seconds. Its 89kWh battery delivers a 555km WLTP range and up to 150kW DC fast charging.

What is the Alpine A390?

A five-seat electric sport fastback, the first Alpine SUV-style model and the brand's first model offered in Australia since the A110 era. It uses three electric motors for all-wheel drive with active torque vectoring.

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Alpine A390, Price, Specs & Review 2026

Compare every Alpine A390 variant sold new in Australia. 2 variants. Side-by-side specs, ANCAP safety, fuel economy, EV range and charging, towing capacity, warranty and running costs, pricing sourced from the Alpine Australian website and updated weekly.

Upcoming model. The Alpine A390 has not launched in Australia yet. Any specifications shown are based on overseas data, are unconfirmed, and are subject to change. Australian pricing and final specification will be confirmed closer to launch.

Every Alpine A390 variant in Australia, compared

2 variants of the Alpine A390 are on sale in Australia. Tap a variant to jump to its specs, or compare them side-by-side in the table below.

Alpine A390 variants compared by price, power, fuel and drivetrain
Variant	RRP	Power / Torque	Fuel / Range	Drive	Seats
GT2026	POA	294kW	—	AWD	5
GTS2026	POA	350kW / 824Nm	—	AWD	5

Alpine A390 GT

POA

Power: 294kW
0–100: 4.8s
Drive: AWD
Seats: 5

The Alpine A390 GT marks the return of Renault's performance brand Alpine to Australia, expected after its late-2025 European launch. It is a tri-motor all-wheel-drive electric sport fastback (one motor at the front, two at the rear for torque vectoring), with the GT making 294kW for a 0-100km/h of 4.8 seconds. An 89kWh battery gives a 555km WLTP range, with up to 150kW DC fast charging. Australian pricing, timing and final specifications have not been announced; Alpine is taking expressions of interest. ANCAP is not yet rated.

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Alpine A390 GTS

POA

Power: 350kW
Torque: 824Nm
0–100: 3.9s
Drive: AWD
Seats: 5

The Alpine A390 GTS is the performance flagship of Alpine's electric sport fastback and the brand's headline return to Australia. Its tri-motor all-wheel-drive system makes 350kW and 824Nm for a 0-100km/h of 3.9 seconds and a 220km/h top speed, with active torque vectoring across the two rear motors. The 89kWh battery is good for a 555km WLTP range and up to 190kW DC fast charging, and it rides on 21-inch wheels with Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tyres. Australian pricing, timing and final specs are still to be announced; register-interest only. ANCAP is not yet rated.

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Coming soon22 June

Alpine Returns to Australia: A390 Electric Sport Fastback Confirmed, GTS Hits 100km/h in 3.9 Seconds

Renault's performance brand Alpine is coming back to Australia with the A390, a tri-motor all-wheel-drive electric sport fastback. The GT makes 294kW for a 4.8-second 0-100km/h, the GTS 350kW and 824Nm for 3.9 seconds and a 220km/h top speed. An 89kWh battery gives a 555km WLTP range, with up to 150kW (GT) or 190kW (GTS) DC fast charging. Alpine is taking expressions of interest; Australian pricing, timing and full specs are still to be announced. The A110 sports car and A290 hot hatch are not confirmed for Australia. ANCAP not yet rated.

New car prices19 June

2026 Renault Symbioz Priced for Australia: Three Variants From $36,990, First Renault Full Hybrid Lands in July

Renault Australia locks in Symbioz pricing. Techno mild hybrid from $36,990, Techno full hybrid $42,990 and Esprit Alpine full hybrid $45,990 before on-roads. The 1.8L E-Tech full hybrid is Renault's first locally sold full hybrid, claiming 116kW combined, 4.7 L/100km and up to 1,000km on a 48-litre tank. Standout 563-litre boot, sliding rear bench and a Solarbay electrochromic roof on Esprit Alpine. Euro NCAP 5-star from 2024 carries over to ANCAP assessment pending. Orders open before end of June, showroom date July 2026.

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