Principe Alvino V1

Rockstar named this one for us: PRINCIPE reads on the upper flank and ALVINO V1 on the fairing of a 4K press still, so the green sportbike on this page is a transcription rather than a guess.

The first of the press pack’s Jason Duval stills shows the bike from a low front three-quarter, and at that size the badging is legible rather than interpreted. PRINCIPE sits in white capitals on the upper flank just below the end of the handlebar. ALVINO V1 runs along the fairing below it, and below that a race number 76 fills a pale panel cut by a dark diagonal stripe. Principe is an established series manufacturer, so the maker is not an inference either, and the whole name is read off the machine.

It is a full-fairing sportbike in metallic green with a pale, smoked screen over the nose. The headlight is a split arrangement, a slim upper light bar over a projector cluster, set into an angular nose above a black mesh intake. A blade-shaped winglet grows out of the upper fairing beside the mirror stalk, the mirror itself is a slim unit on a long arm, and the front tyre is wide and low-profile on a dark wheel. Jason Duval stands beside it in a dark vest, a chain round his neck and a pair of mirrored aviators hooked into the neckline, and a palm and a bright sky are behind him.

The tail is not in this crop, and neither is a plate; the frame ends at the rider’s knee. The colour reads as a metallic green against the sky, and the pale part over the nose is the screen rather than a tail unit.

Principe is the marque that has carried the series’ Italian sportbikes since GTA 4, with the Lectro and the Nemesis under it in GTA 5, and the Alvino is new under it. Whether V1 marks the start of a range is not something the badge says.

How to recognise it

• PRINCIPE on the upper flank below the handlebar, ALVINO V1 on the fairing, race number 76 below
• Split headlight: a slim upper light bar over a projector cluster
• Blade winglet on the upper fairing, beside a slim mirror on a long arm
• Metallic green bodywork with a pale, smoked screen over the nose
• Black mesh intake below the headlight

The frame it comes from

The frame is a still from the official Press pack, which carries no timecode. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 2572 by 1879 of it. Also in it: Jason Duval.

How this was measured

These figures come from the dataset, not from the prose above. We measure everything and claim what counts. How we work

What we still do not know

• Whether V1 marks a range, with a V2 or a V4 to follow, or is simply the model name
• Whether race number 76 is a livery you can pick or is fixed to this bike
• The tail and the plate, which are outside this crop
• Everything measured: top speed, acceleration, handling, price, where it spawns

A note on this record

Rebuilt on 22 September 2026 against the 4K press still, with a reading record on the crop. Two corrections. PRINCIPE is not across the top of the tank: it sits on the upper flank below the handlebar end. And the cream part is the cowl over the nose, not a tail unit; the tail is outside the crop. The reading of the name holds letter by letter. Checked again on 25 September 2026 at 1:1 on the crop. The pale part over the nose is the windscreen, not a cream cowl, and the sunglasses are hooked into the neckline of the vest, not hung from the chain round Jason's neck.