The Alpine A390 GT 2026 is one of those models that arrives with the intention of changing the conversation about what a car from the Dieppe brand can be. Norev has captured it in its Minijet series at 1/64 scale under reference 310996, with diecast construction and a silver metallic finish that works well with the fastback silhouette of the vehicle. A piece that makes sense both in a display of contemporary cars and in a collection focused on Alpine's evolution as a brand.
A new-generation design in pocket scale
The 1/64 scale is demanding: it forces you to synthesise without losing legibility. In the case of the A390 GT, with its aerodynamic rear end and characteristic light signature, Norev has used tampo printing to resolve the lighting details, giving the model a visual presence more refined than its size might suggest. It is one of those pieces that rewards a closer look when you know what you are looking at.
Diecast, official licence and metallic finish
The diecast construction delivers the weight and solidity expected of a collectible miniature, backed by an official Alpine licence that supports the model's fidelity. The silver metallic finish catches the light well and suits the contemporary character of the vehicle. In a display of modern cars, the A390 GT takes its place naturally, especially alongside other Alpine range models or within a collection of current European sports cars.
For collections oriented towards the present and the future
The A390 GT represents a new direction for Alpine, and having it in 1/64 scale allows that chapter to be added to the collection from the very beginning. A welcome reference for anyone who follows the French brand's evolution closely and wants their display to tell that story too.