
Cupra el-Born.
Cupra has confirmed that the next model to join its family will be the all-electric Cupra el-Born.
Since its appearance at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, the el-Born Concept Car has drawn praise for its sleek looks and personality.

Cupra has spent an entire year fussing over the design of the original el-Born concept to give us this looker. The designers of the Volkswagen ID.3 ought to take some notes.
Cupra’s design team has continued to evolve the vehicle’s styling since then. The present car now carries a sportier character and an even more striking visual appeal.
The Cupra el-Born is developed on Volkswagen Group’s Modular Electric Propulsion Platform platform. An 82kWh battery (with a net capacity of 77kWh), drives the rear wheels, offering a range of up to 500km.

Augmented Reality Head-Up Display and full connectivity will be available with the full-electric car.
The same battery is also capable of being fast-charged to store the energy needed for 260km of range in only 30 minutes. Cupra claims the el-Born will accelerate from zero to 50km/h in only 2.9 seconds.
Convenience features such as an Augmented Reality Head-Up Display and full connectivity will feature in the electric car. The interior encapsulates Cupra philosophy, with sports bucket seats and a new Cupra steering wheel with Cupra mode buttons.
Expect high-quality, sustainably-sourced material choices throughout the interior.
The new el-Born will be manufactured at Volkswagen’s Zwickau plant in Germany.
Read about Cupra’s all-electric racecar, the Cupra e-Racer, here.
Or read our review of the Cupra Ateca here!