Video Summary
The Cupra Born e-Boost offers more power and speed with additional steering wheel buttons for a boost.It’s a performance hot hatchback with practicality for families.
The design is similar to the original Cupra Born, sharing the same underpinnings as the Volkswagen ID.3.
The V3 version costs over £40,000 and contains a 77-kilowatt-hour battery supporting fast charging within 30 minutes.
It achieves 0-62 mph in 7 seconds, with a top speed of 98 mph.
The car has the Cupra logo on the front and bronze color coding around the front.
The boot space holds 385 liters, but has a lip that makes it a little awkward to get things in.
The backseat provides plenty of space, knee room, and USB-C ports for charging devices.
The front features bucket seats with dynamic finishing and alcantara, adding to the sporty feel.
Visibility is good because of a glass addition to the A-pillar.
The wireless charging pad does not work consistently.
The reviewer isn't fond of the touch-capacitive controls on the steering wheel or for the climate control.
It has safety features such as front collision warning and lane keep assist, as well as park assist.
The e-Boost option is a plus.
The regenerative braking, while available, is not the best, as one-foot pedaling isn’t possible.
The suspension isn’t too stiff but road and wind noise can be apparent.
The steering feels very engaging and precise.
