Jun 08, 2022 at 3:54am ET Show Cupra held its Unstoppable Impulse event this week during which it previewed a multitude of models as it aims to hit annual sales of 500,000 vehicles. It’s a bold objective when you factor in the Spanish automaker has so far delivered a total of nearly 200,000 units since its inception in 2018. One of the new models coming from SEAT’s sub-brand will be the Terramar, named after a coastal town near Barcelona It’ll take the shape of a compact crossover mechanically twinned with the next-generation Audi Q3. Not only that, it's going to be built alongside the model carrying the Four Rings in Hungary at the VW Group's Györ plant. From the preliminary specifications released so far, we know the Cupra Terramar will be about 4.5 meters (177.1 inches) long. That seems just about right since the next Q3 is expected to be slightly larger than today's model, which measures 4.48 meters (176.6 inches). As you can see from the photo attached below showing the charging port on the front fender, Cupra has plans to sell the Terramar with a plug-in hybrid powertrain. It’ll have an unspecified battery pack with enough juice for up to 62 miles (100 kilometers) of purely electric range. There are also going to be ICE versions of the compact crossover, presumably using the VW Group’s latest (and last) development of gasoline engines. We do know for a fact the Terramar will be Cupra's final car to come with combustion engines, meaning everything after it is going to have a purely electric setup. The C-segment crossover will sit on an updated configuration of the omnipresent MQB platform. Set to arrive in 2024, the new model will be positioned above the Ateca and the company's first standalone model, the Formentor. At the same Unstoppable Impulse, Cupra showcased an updated version of last year's UrbanRebel by toning down the original concept. It's now significantly closer to what we're expecting from the 2025 production model. When Is A SEAT Not A SEAT? When It's A Cupra: Source: Cupra
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(Motorsport-Total.com/Motor1) – Cupra, a Seat sports brand, is curious and very successful. Although some developers are keeping a low profile about their future, the Spaniards have already clearly demonstrated their new designs planned for 2025. And we can say: a lot is coming to us. Cupra Terramar (2024) zoom To date, the brand has delivered nearly 200,000 vehicles, with sales increasing from € 430 million in 2018 to around € 2.2 billion by 2021. By 2025, Cupra will launch a new era with three new electronic models – Terramar, Tavascan and UrbanRebel – as well as updates. for the current range of models. “Our goal is to provide 500,000 vehicles a year in the medium term
and to penetrate new markets and new areas for our global expansion strategy,” says Cupra CEO Wayne Griffiths. Production station similar to Audi Q3By 2024, a wide range of plug-in formats will include more options and a wider range. New to the team is the 4.50-meter-tall Cupra Terramar, a sports SUV that pays homage to the Seat experimental track at Terramar near Sitges. It is produced in Hungary at the Audi factory in Györ. This is how the relationship tells us: Terramar is closely related to the next Q3 be connected with Starting in 2024, Cupra Terramar will be available with a combustion engine and a new generation of hybrid plug-ins that can travel around 100 miles in electronic mode only. 2024 is coming too Tavascan on the market, which was already presented in 2019 through research. The production version is not very different from this. Some features of the structure are reminiscent of the concept of the Cupra Tavascan Extreme E 2021. Tavascan should also make the brand more international and open up new Cupra markets. Cupra UrbanRebel is said to be the “key” of the electronic brand changeBy 2025, Cupra will be Urban Rebellion, an electric car under Born, on the market. It uses the “Small MEB” platform from the Volkswagen Group, on which the entry level electric cars from VW and Skoda will also rely. “Cupra UrbanRebel will be the biggest project for our company in the coming years as it is the key to our transformation into a fully-fledged electronics brand. We are leading the development of this pillar, a family of vehicles that will democratically sustain sustainable urban mobility. We are working on previous projects for various brands within the Volkswagen Group, “said Werner Tietz, Member of the Research and Development Board at Cupra. The column version has a 440 km columnThe 4.03 meter long car has an electric motor of 226 hp (166 kW). It is enough to accelerate to 100 km / h in just 6.9 seconds. Cupra specifies the maximum range to be up to 440 km (range version). During the inspiring event, Cupra also provided an overview of the upcoming versions of the current series (Cupra leonCupra Formentor and Cupra Birth) will be updated by 2025. What will happen to the Seat brand remains unclear. Given the fact that Cupra is growing a full range vendor, one can be curious about this point. |
