Cupra Born
on sale
Versions
Some figures are awaiting verification and may be refined.
| Battery, net kWh | WLTP, km | POEV Range @20 °C | POEV Range @0 °C | kW | DC kW | Base price | POEV Value, €/km | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 59 e-Boost | 59 | 428 | 330–395 | 265–345 | 170 | 165 | €35,430 | 90–107 |
| 77 e-Boost | 77 | 560 | 430–515 | 345–450 | 170 | 175 | €38,090 | 74–89 |
| VZ | 79 | 599 | 440–525 | 350–455 | 240 | 185 | €42,410 | 81–96 |
❄ The heat pump is optional here: with it the winter figure is at the top of the range, without it at the bottom — check what this particular car has.
All figures here are estimates shown as ranges, built from manufacturer data and officially published prices — we don't invent missing numbers. How we calculate →
Battery warranty
8 years / 160,000 km / at least 70% of capacity
Trim levels
| Base price | |
|---|---|
| Born + | €38,000 |
| Endurance | €42,000 |
| VZ | €49,040 |
Equipment that changes the numbers
| Onboard charger (AC) | 11 kW |
| Heat pump | optional |
| Power out (V2L) | optional |
| Heated seats | standard |
| Adaptive cruise | standard |
A heat pump is the single item that most changes winter range; charger power decides how long a full charge takes at home.
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