A390 GT
The 2026 Alpine A390 GT delivers 293 miles of range from its 89 kWh battery pack. With 401 horsepower and a 0-60 mph time of 4.8 seconds and a top speed of 124 mph, it delivers performance that stands out in the electric liftback sedan segment. Fast charging from 10-80% takes approximately 33 minutes via CCS. Starting at $74,000, it competes in the growing electric liftback sedan market.
Range
293 mi
Battery
89 kWh
0-60 mph
4.8s 0-60
Starting Price
$74,000
Key facts
- Model: 2026 Alpine A390 GT
- Body type: Sedan
- Starting price: $74,000 USD
- EPA range: 293 mi (472 km)
- Battery capacity: 89 kWh
- 0โ60 mph: 4.8 s
- Top speed: 124 mph (200 km/h)
- Power: 401 hp
- Torque: 487 lb-ft
- Drivetrain: AWD
- Motors: 2
- Peak DC charging: 150 kW
- 10โ80% DC fast charge: 33 min
- Charge port: CCS
- Efficiency: 189 Wh/mi
- Seats: 5
- Cargo volume: 18.8 cu-ft
- Towing capacity: 2986 lb
- Curb weight: 4854 lb
- Warranty: 8 yr / 99,419 mi
Overview
About the Alpine A390 GT
The 2026 Alpine A390 GT is an all-electric sedan with AWD drivetrain. Starting at $74,000, its price places it in the premium tier. A 89 kWh battery delivers up to 293 miles (472 km) of EPA-estimated range.
Powertrain output is 401 hp, 0โ60 mph in 4.8 s, a 124 mph top speed. A typical 50-mile daily commute means charging roughly every 3 weeks if you charge to full. Seating is rated for 5, with 18.8 cu ft of cargo volume.
Charging in practice
On a 150 kW DC fast charger, expect roughly 33 minutes from 10% to 80%. A typical 11 kW home wallbox needs about 8.1 hours for a full charge from empty. The charge port is CCS.
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Cost Comparison
How much can you save?
$318/yr
Annual fuel cost
$1,400/yr
Annual fuel cost
You save $5,412
Compared to a typical 30 MPG gasoline vehicle over 5 years.
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