Cupra Born Hatchback

The Cupra is still very new to the UK market and the e-car lease team are awaiting all of our select finance companies to price this leasing option. As a broker, not a lender or dealer, we will use the various finance companies we work alongside to provide a price per month based on your bespoke requirements. While we do default to the cheapest finance option, some finance companies may be more suitable based on your needs and requirements. Expect to pay anywhere between £250 - £400 per month on this £33,000 + EV.

The Cupra will emulate the VW ID.3, with the VW Group owning Seat (and Cupra). As a personal or business customer you have the assurance that this lease option will have the resolute quality which VW has been offering its EV customers but with the eclectic and unique styling which Cupra offer. E-car lease customers have the ability to choose between a V1 (18” alloys, LED headlights, 12” Nav system, bucket-seats, heated steering wheel, cruise control and a rear view camera), V2 (19” alloys, tinted rear windows, heated front seats and augmented head-up display) and a V3 (20” alloys, Dinamica seats, 12-way electrically adjustable seats, lumbar support and massage function). Expect a 170 kW 77 kWh performance Cupra to be added later into 2022.  Head to our review partners at GreenCarGuide or Fully Charged for an expert opinion 

Ascertaining whether or not the Cupra EV is right for you personally, or for the business, involves an in-depth analysis using the UK’s leading electric car leasing website – e-car lease. If you are leasing an electric vehicle for the first-time, then use our guides which properly highlight the differences between Hybrid, PHEV and electric vehicle technology while our pure electric guides will assist you, or the fleet manager, to understand the elements relating to charging times, vehicle ranges, charge point installation, car insurance and energy tariffs. Unlike a petrol or diesel option, there is much more to consider when you are looking to lease your new Cupra so make sure you use the UK’s true experts.

Almost all of our leading Cupra electric car leasing offers feature on our pricing partners platforms like AutoLeaseCompare, CarWow, LeaseFetcher and LeaseLoco. However, we would always suggest that our customer head to their local Cupra retailer for a comprehensive test-drive plus a comparison contract hire or PCP/Hire Purchase price. Due to the volume of vehicles e-car lease supply, we have some incredibly competitive Born discounts to offer our customers.

At the time of writing, the Cupra Born Electric Hatchback 150kW V1 58kWh 5Dr Auto is the cheapest option to lease from e-car lease. However, it has been suggested that a smaller 45 kWh battery model will be released and this will be priced some £2,500 - £4,500 cheaper than the model above. If you are looking for a cheaper, or more cost-effective, electric car leasing solution then the Cupra Born should form part of your wish-list.

No - you cannot purchase a towing attaching for this EV. .

N/A - you cannot tow with this vehicle.

Electric car ranges are a key topic in the EV debate, in particular the concern from some customers, and media, that the vehicles are insufficient for our daily requirements. The truth is often that the majority of EVs are suitable for all of our personal and business car lease customers, with the exception of high-mileage drivers. When you are looking into the range of your Cupra Born you need to understand that the temperature (summer and winter) impacts their efficiency along with the driving style and behaviours employed. If you are on a motorway, then the Born will perform less efficiently than in a city or urban terrain. This is why low-mileage customers benefit so much from electric car driving. In relation to the “combined” ranges of the Cupra Born please note the below which show the vehicle’s capability on a 100% charge in real-world conditions:

• 45 kWh = 170 miles;
• 58 kWh = 215 miles; and
• 77 kWh = 280 miles

 

This vehicle’s fuel equivalent will depend on the model chosen. For example the smaller battery 45 kWh has a vehicle fuel equivalent of 153mpg , the 58 kWh has a vehicle fuel equivalent of 150mpg     and the biggest battery option, the 77 kWh, has a vehicle fuel equivalent of 147mpg