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Real-world consumption of the Alpine A390

Alpine A390,
for real.

What the Alpine A390s tracked by Sparks really drive and use. Same rules as for the whole fleet: at least five cars behind every number.

Up to end of September 20266 tracked cars
Estimated
— mi/kWh

average consumption

Measured
7,900 miles

driven by tracked Alpine A390s

Derived
— kWh

charged into their batteries

Month by month

The Alpine A390, every month.

Estimated

This model’s consumption will be published once at least 5 cars and 20 trips carry it in the same month.

When a month isn’t published for a model, we don’t say why: the reason would say too much about a small group of cars.

Compare

Against the fleet, the official figure and other models.

Average consumption

Alpine A390—
Whole fleet3.6
Official (WLTP)3.0 –⁠ 3.3
mi/kWh: higher is more efficient · real-world estimate, same method for model and fleet · WLTP: manufacturer figure (Alpine A390 brochure, October 2025)
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Good to know

How to read these numbers.

  • Distance covers trips tracked by Sparks, not the cars’ total mileage.
  • Consumption is an estimate: Renault doesn’t send it, Sparks works it out from the battery level on trips long enough to be reliable.
  • The model is the one Renault declares for each car: if Renault gets it wrong, the figure follows.
  • 179 of 236 cars broken down by model: the other tracked cars count in the fleet, not in a model.
  • WLTP is measured in a lab to a standard: it isn’t meant to describe a real trip, hence the gap.
  • Real-world range follows directly from this efficiency: the fewer miles per kWh, the shorter the range.

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