Alpine Lease Deals

Alpine is Renault Group's performance brand, and it has spent its modern life chasing lightness and agility rather than headline power. Reviewers consistently single out the steering and chassis tuning as the reason to want one, which is not something you can say of every sporting badge.

The current Alpine line-up we lease runs to three models across two body styles: a two-seat petrol coupe and two electric hatchbacks. It's a small range, and deliberately so.

Choosing between them comes down to seats, boot space and whether you want petrol or electric. The Alpine A290 is the compact electric hatchback of the three, at 4.00 m long, with five seats and a boot of 300 to 326 litres depending on version.

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About Alpine

Alpine is a French performance marque that builds driver-focused cars in modest numbers, and it is now largely an electric brand: two of the three models we price are electric, with one petrol coupe alongside them.

What reviewers keep coming back to is engineering restraint. Alpine tends to be judged on how a car steers, turns and rides rather than on how quickly it reaches 62mph, and its coupe in particular is widely held up as one of the great modern sports cars.

The range spans a genuinely wide spread of sizes for three cars, from 4.00 m up to 4.62 m, so the difference between the small hatchback and the larger one is substantial. Ownership terms are consistent: every Alpine we price carries a 3-year / 60,000-mile manufacturer warranty.

The Alpine range we lease

Three Alpine models are priced on this page, in two body styles. The Coupe is the two-seat petrol A110. The Hatchback pair, the A290 and A390, are both electric and both seat five, with very different footprints and boot sizes.

Coupe

The Alpine A110 is the brand's petrol sports car and the purist's pick: two seats, a 196-litre boot and a length of about 4.18 m. It suits a driver who wants involvement above practicality, and it comes in six trims. Deals start from £868.68 a month.

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Hatchback

The Alpine A290 is the electric hot hatch, 4.00 m long with five seats, a 300 to 326-litre boot depending on version and a 4-star Euro NCAP rating. Eight trims, and the easiest Alpine to live with in town. Deals start from £374.66 a month.

The Alpine A390 is the electric family option: five seats, a 532-litre boot, 4.62 m long and rated 4 stars by Euro NCAP, in a choice of two trims. Pick it if you want Alpine handling without giving up rear seats. Deals start from £617.32 a month.

Electric and hybrid Alpine models

Two of the three Alpine models we price are electric: the A290 and the A390. There is no plug-in hybrid in the range, so the choice for a driver leaving petrol behind is between the smaller hatchback and the larger one.

The A290 is the 4.00 m car, with five seats and 300 to 326 litres of boot space depending on version. The A390 stretches to 4.62 m and carries a 532-litre boot, which makes it the more realistic proposition for a family that also takes luggage.

On the electric and hybrid models, Alpine gives a battery warranty of 8 years / 100,000 miles, guaranteeing 70% of capacity. That's the cover most people ask about first, and it runs well beyond a typical lease term. If you're new to EVs, our electric car guide covers charging and jargon in plain English.

Why lease an Alpine?

Leasing an Alpine means paying a fixed monthly rental to use the car for an agreed term and mileage, then handing it back. Road tax is included for the contract duration, and the manufacturer warranty of 3 years / 60,000 miles covers most standard lease lengths.

Servicing and tyres stay your responsibility unless you add a maintenance package, which spreads those costs into the monthly figure. On the electric models, the 8-year / 100,000-mile battery warranty guaranteeing 70% of capacity sits behind the car for far longer than you'll keep it.

The A390 is the model where leasing arguably makes the most sense - a specialist electric performance hatchback with a 532-litre boot is exactly the sort of car whose future value is hard to predict, and on a lease that isn't your problem. Our team has been arranging contracts like these for over 25 years.

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Which Alpine should you choose?

Start with seats and boot, because the three Alpines answer very different briefs. Two of them are electric family hatchbacks; one is a two-seat petrol coupe. Work out which of those descriptions fits your week and the decision largely makes itself.

Smallest and easiest to park: the A290, at 4.00 m long. It still seats five and offers 300 to 326 litres of boot space depending on version, so it isn't a token back seat.

The family choice: the A390. Five seats, a 532-litre boot and 4.62 m of length make it the one you can load up, and it's rated 4 stars by Euro NCAP, as is the A290.

If you want petrol and don't need rear seats, it's the A110 - two seats, a 196-litre boot and roughly 4.18 m long. Pack light.

Going electric? Both the A290 and the A390 are electric-only, so either works; choose on size. And if you need seven seats, no Alpine in our range offers them - the hatchbacks seat five and the coupe seats two. Our guide to choosing your lease car walks through mileage and term alongside spec.

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Specifications from Alpine's UK data and Euro NCAP; equipment and availability vary by version, check the individual deal.

Page updated 20 September 2026 by First Vehicle Leasing. Prices and availability shown on this page are live and change as deals are refreshed.