CUPRA Born 77kWh 230cv XL
SCar Unipessoal Lda · Trofa, Portugal · in the POEV catalog since 17 Oct 2026





Among similar listings
Share of similar listings where the figure is worse. Similar listings: 7 — Cupra Born from 2022–2024 across Europe; the share counts those that state the figure. Of these, withdrawn from sale in the last 90 days: 3; their price is the last asking price, not a sale price.
Battery health (SoH) is the figure given in the listings: the seller’s word, not verified.
From the listing
- Colour
- Grey
- Seller's warranty
- 24 months
Seller's contact details
- Phone
- +351223173394
- comercial@scar.pt
- Website
- scar.pt
- Listing
- scar.pt
What we know about this car
The listing fits 2 versions of the Cupra Born in our reference: 77 e-Boost (2023–2025) · 77 e-Boost (2022–2023)
This version
- Battery, net kWh
- 77
- WLTP, km
- not public
- Power, kW
- 170
- AC charging socket
- not checked yet
- Fast-charging socket
- not checked yet
- Heat pump
- not public
- Battery chemistry
- NMCnot verified / NMCone of 2 versions
- Recall campaigns, battery and charging
- not established / some cars, depending on build date: KBA 16269Rone of 2 versions
Only the car's VIN shows whether a campaign covers it and was carried out: ask a main dealer of the brand.
Battery warranty for this car
Ends in 2031 or another 55,506 km, whichever comes first · at least 70% of capacity
Counted from the year in the listing — it gives no registration date — and its mileage, on the model's terms: 8 years / 160,000 km / at least 70% of capacity (terms not fully verified).
Questions to ask the seller
- Is there a recent battery health report, for example from Aviloo or Dekra?
- Do any battery or charging recall campaigns apply to this car, and have they been carried out? A main dealer of the brand can check by VIN.
- Does this car have a heat pump? Winter range depends on it.
- Which version is it, and what is the usable battery capacity?
- What is the date of first registration? The warranty left is counted from it.
- Is the service history complete, and does the battery warranty pass to the next owner?
Our estimates
POEV estimate, not a measurement
Battery
Cars like this usually lose this much of their battery capacity — 3 years · 45,000 km: 1–13%; 5 years · 80,000 km: 1–15%; 8 years · 130,000 km: 4–19%.
Data confidence: low. Worked out for this battery type, not measured.
This car: from 2023, 104,494 km.



