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CUPRA AUSTRALIA TODAY ANNOUNCED the Cupra Tavascan, the brand’s first all-electric SUV and its second fully electric model after the Cupra Born, will arrive in Australia this year – almost four months earlier than expected. Benefitting
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WITH 500 UNITS ALREADY SOLD, CUPRA’S Born battery electric car is fully charging toward being this year’s best-selling European BEV. Response to the initial allocation of 400 Borns made available for sale online before Christmas
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WITH SUPPLY OF NEW VEHICLES being restricted by Australian port congestion and component issues, CUPRA says it can ensure delivery to customers of its performance SUVs within a few weeks of them ordering online The
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THE ARRIVAL OF THE Leon V hot hatch, priced from $47,990 (driveaway, or $43,990 plus on road costs) completes Cupra’s performance hatchback range. Cupra Leon V standard equipment includes 18-inch alloys, electronic differential, Dynamic Chassis
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IT ISN’T YET CLEAR TO US where newcomer Cupra sees itself in the marketplace, but we suspect the hot hatch segment is where it will find its niche. One of these is the new Leon
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THE CUPRA BORN IS NOW AVAILABLE to order in Australia as a battery electric vehicle (BEV) with the longest range and an attainable price: up to 511km between recharging for $59,990 plus on-road costs. For
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NEWCOMER TO THE AUSTRALIAN MARKET, Cupra has joined the rush to EVs with its first battery electric vehicle, the Born rea-wheel drive hot hatchback. We’ll be watching this with interest, since it is notoriously difficult
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CUPRA’S REVOLUTIONARY BORN BATTERY ELECTRIC VEHICLE will soon be on its way to Australia, the brand’s CEO and President Wayne Griffiths confirmed today. “Last year in Munich I expressed my determination to get the Cupra
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CUPRA HAS BEGUN THE SERIES PRODUCTION of its first 100 percent electric car, the Cupra Born, at the Zwickau plant in Germany. CEO Wayne Griffiths and the company’s Board Members visited Europe’s largest electric vehicle
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