2027 Alpine A290 Collection
By Lorenzo Bianchi September 23, 2026
The A290 Collection will be offered with both existing power outputs, 180 hp and 220 hp.
Blanc Nival with a black roof is standard, while Bleu Orage Mat becomes an exclusive option.
New equipment includes 19-inch Snowflake wheels, silver brake calipers and a dedicated Bleu Profond and Gris Evee cabin.
The 2027 Alpine A290 Collection expands the personalization choices for Alpine's electric hot hatch, bringing its Atelier Alpine approach to the A290 for the first time. The new version will be shown at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, running from October 12 to 18.
Alpine describes the Collection as a new trim rather than a separate performance derivative. It will be available with both A290 powertrains, rated at 180 hp and 220 hp, with the existing GT and GT Performance versions serving as the reference points for the new specification.
Blanc Nival Leads The New Exterior Treatment
Blanc Nival paint paired with a contrasting black roof comes as standard. Alpine also gives the Collection body-color wheel arches, changing the visual relationship between the body and the lower sections of the compact hatchback.
A second finish is reserved specifically for the Collection. Bleu Orage Mat can be ordered with a black roof, while buyers can add a French flag graphic to the C-pillar through the customization catalogue. Chrome monograms provide another detail against the new color choices.
The press image on page one shows the familiar A290 compact five-door shape alongside the larger A390, reinforcing just how small the hot hatch remains within Alpine's expanding electric range.
Snowflake Wheels Get Silver Brake Calipers
The Collection receives 19-inch diamond-cut Snowflake wheels. Behind them sit exclusive silver front brake calipers, replacing the stronger color contrast found on some other A290 specifications.
Bleu Profond And Gris Evee Shape The Cabin
Inside, Alpine introduces a dedicated Bleu Profond and Gris Evee combination using textured coating and fabric. A new heated black steering wheel is also part of the Collection treatment.
Telemetry and the Pack Safety ADAS package appear on the options list. Alpine says further specification details will be announced at the Paris show, so the release does not yet confirm the Collection's complete standard equipment list.
Two Electric Outputs Remain Available
Rather than introducing a new drivetrain, Alpine will offer the Collection with the A290's existing 180 hp and 220 hp electric powertrains. Battery capacity, charging performance, acceleration and driving range are not specified in this particular announcement.
The A290 already accounts for 70 percent of Alpine sales, according to the company, and almost 80 percent of its buyers come from outside the Renault Group customer portfolio. The Collection broadens that model's specification choices as Alpine puts greater emphasis on personalization across the A290 and A390 ranges.