Cupra Born: prices cut and lower-power models dropped

Cupra has reduced prices by £2,350 across the Born line-up and streamlined the model range.

Prices for the brand's compact electric car now start at £35,085, for fresh factory orders.

The entry-level model is now the Born V1 e-Boost, with a 58kWh battery.

Cupra will no longer offer the Born in a 200PS state of tune, only the 230PS e-Boost derivatives are available.

Drivers can still choose between a 58kWh or 77kWh battery, in the new four model line-up.

Fleet News tested the Cupra Born for six month, as part of its long-term test fleet. You can read more about it by clicking here.

Vehicles ordered before 2 April 2024 will receive a complimentary Cupra eCare plan which covers the first two years of servicing 

A new VZ version of the Born, with a larger battery and higher power output is due to launch later this year.

Cupra Born 2024 pricing:

Price cuts also apply to the manufacturer's discontinued models. The Born V1 58kWh 200PS is now priced at £34,125, while stocks remain.