Cupra Lease
Cupra Lease
CUPRA is the sporty, off-shoot of Spanish manufacturer SEAT, and boasts some serious pedigree when it comes to rallying and touring car racing.
Once a sub-division of SEAT, Cupra is now an independent, standalone entity, and has been since 2018.
Read moreAnd that’s great news for lease customers - because CUPRA has torn up the rule book when it comes to car design, creating a range of exciting vehicles that’ll put a grin on the face of owners while also turning heads with their bold exterior looks.
The CUPRA Formentor is a compact SUV with real bling and a rival to the Audi Q3 and Volvo XC40. There’s a wide choice of powertrains available, from the entry level V1 featuring a 1.5 litre petrol engine, to the more potent VZ3, which boasts a 2.0-litre TSI mill generating 310 PS of peak power and 400 Nm of torque.
You can also enjoy a plug-in hybrid Formentor - the eHybrid - which utilises a 1.4 litre petrol engine married to a 85 kW electric motor and 13kWh battery, and is tuned to either 204PS or 245PS.
The eHybrid also has an electric-only range of 31miles - which means it attracts an ultra low Benefit in Kind (BIK) tax rate of just 11% for the year 2021-22.
Elsewhere in the range, the CUPRA Ateca is another compact SUV that’s slightly shorter than the Formentor but boasts all the same levels of fun. Here even base VS1 models come loaded with goodies, like bucket sport seats, heated steering wheel, wireless Full Link smartphone integration, wireless phone charging, and a suite of driver assistance systems.
There’s also hot CUPRA versions of the SEAT Leon, available in both hatchback and estate form.
Meanwhile the revolutionary CUPRA Born is a stylish all-electric hatchback that’s bristling with tech - including an augmented reality head-up display, Predictive Adaptive Cruise Control, Traffic Sign Recognition, and Pre-Crash Assist all fitted as standard - and which is also capable of travelling 355 miles between charges while also sprinting from 0-62mph inn just 7.0 seconds flat.
Get your free, no-obligation quote on one of our CUPRA lease deals by calling 0118 920 5130 or sending an email to enquiries@selectcarleasing.co.uk
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Cupra Frequently Asked Questions
Cupra is one of the motoring world’s relatively new kids on the block, having once been the performance arm of SEAT but having recently become a standalone entity. And Cupra models are marked-out as something truly different and unique by their aggressive, muscular styling and eye-catching tech. These are sports cars to meet the needs of busy lifestyles. And with a range of powertrains, from traditional petrol engines to the latest in battery-electric innovation, there’s a Cupra to attract most lease customers.
The award-winning Cupra Formentor is one of the hottest SUV crossovers on the market, boasting head-turning style, the option of a plug-in hybrid powertrain and power of up to 310 PS. The all-electric Cupra Born, meanwhile, has also been wowing critics with its razor-sharp design and range of up to 340 miles between charges.
Leasing a Cupra unlocks all the latest driver assistance and safety systems, from electronic stability control to confidence-inspiring braking support. And Cupra also puts its cars through the European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP), the industry standard when it comes to rigorous safety checks.
To illustrate the point, the entry-level Cupra Leon hatchback boasts a parking camera, brake control, lane keep assist and cruise control, right out of the box.
The affordable Cupra Formentor will help you to keep your monthly leasing costs down - and will also put a huge grin on your face. Meanwhile the highly-popular Cupra Ateca SUV is also an excellent leasing choice, blending in-your-face design with potent performance.
Remember that when leasing a Cupra, you’ll enjoy fixed monthly payments, which should help you to budget, and your road tax and breakdown cover is also included from the off.
Whichever Cupra you choose, leasing a vehicle is a highly cost-effective, hassle-free way to drive a brand new car for less. And there’s a Cupra to suit all budgets, from the competitively-priced Cupra Formentor SUV crossover to the head-turning, top-of-the-range electric Cupra Born V3, which has power of 230 bhp and makes a brilliant alternative to the Volkswagen ID.3.
The Spain-headquartered manufacturer Cupra will count competitors such as Volkswagen, Audi, SEAT and Skoda as key rivals.
Experience didn't start well, I had ordered a car offered as in stock as I was on a tight turn around with my former lease vehicle through another provider being returned. I only found out by chance of logging in that the planned delivery date had been pushed back (which would have potentially meant missing out on a holiday as no vehicle). However once Mark and the team picked up on this they truly went above and beyond to sort it out and ended up getting my vehicle delivered several days earlier than expected. Very impressed and would definitely recommend.
Great service from Voytek from start to finish. This is the 2nd time I’ve leased a car with his help and couldn’t fault anything. The transition has been seamless, I highly recommended him for future leasing! Thanks Voytek for everything :-)
Hi Darren Does a cracking job for us looking after our account. Goes out of his way to give the best advice. Neil
