Discover New CUPRA Electric Cars

The 2025 CUPRA Formentor is not a fully electric car — it’s available with traditional petrol engines and plug‑in hybrid (e‑HYBRID) powertrains that combine a petrol engine with an electric motor and battery. This means you can drive on electric power for shorter trips (depending on the model and battery) and petrol for longer journeys, but it isn’t a pure battery‑electric vehicle.

The e-Hybrid Formentor is a great choice for those that want the benefits of an electric car but regularly make long distance journeys. The current Formentor offers up to 272 PS of power, an electric only range of up to 77 miles and an impressive acceleration time (0-62mph) of as little as 7.9 seconds.

The cost of a new electric CUPRA depends on the model you choose and the trim level:

CUPRA Born — the brand’s fully electric compact hatchback starts from around £33,700–£38,000 on the road for entry‑level trims in the UK, with prices varying by battery size and equipment.

CUPRA Tavascan — the fully electric SUV‑style model starts from about £47,350 for the base V1 trim, rising to around £60,800+ for higher‑spec versions.

Actual price can vary depending on options, trim, and any dealer offers or incentives. Many retailers also provide finance plans that break the cost into monthly payments.

Yes — CUPRA currently offers fully electric vehicles as part of its growing electrified lineup. The brand’s all‑electric models include the Born, a fully battery‑powered hatchback, and the Tavascan, a fully electric SUV‑style model — both deliver zero tailpipe emissions and strong performance.

Looking ahead, CUPRA is introducing a new fully electric city car called the Raval, set to launch in 2026. This urban‑focused EV will broaden CUPRA’s electric range and make electrified driving even more accessible.

CUPRA also offers e‑HYBRID plug‑in hybrid vehicles across several models, combining electric drive with a petrol engine for flexibility and improved efficiency.

Yes — CUPRA now offers fully electric SUVs. The brand has launched the Tavascan, a 100 % battery‑electric SUV‑style model with strong performance and long‑distance capability, now open for order in the UK and other markets.

CUPRA also offers e-Hybrid SUV models including the CUPRA Formentor and the CUPRA Terramar.

Yes — some new CUPRA electric vehicles are eligible for a UK Electric Car Grant incentive. Under the UK Government’s Plug‑in Car Grant scheme, selected CUPRA Born models (such as the V1, V2 and V3 variants) qualify for a £1,500 reduction on the purchase price when ordered new and meeting the grant criteria.