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CUPRA Tavascan Adds Entry Trim, Cuts UK Prices

CUPRA has added a £39,995 Origin entry trim and a 58 kWh, 187 hp battery to the UK Tavascan lineup, along with new technology features and price cuts of up to £1,600.

CUPRA has added a new entry-level Origin trim to its all-electric Tavascan SUV coupe in the UK, priced from £39,995 (about $52,860) on-the-road (OTR) and offered with a new 58 kWh, 187 hp (190 PS) battery. The refreshed Tavascan lineup now has five trims and three powertrains, and the company says the changes are meant to bring its electrified range to more drivers. CUPRA has also cut the OTR price of selected Tavascan orders by up to £1,600 (about $2,110). OTR is the UK’s all-in retail price.

Highlights

  • New Origin entry trim starts at £39,995 (about $52,860) OTR.
  • New 58 kWh battery rated at 187 hp (190 PS) is available on the Origin, V1, and V2 trims.
  • Price cuts of up to £1,600 (about $2,110) apply to selected orders. The V1 77 kWh now costs £45,750 (about $60,460).
  • New technology features include Mobile Device Key, Vehicle-to-Load (V2L), Launch Control, and Sennheiser Contrabass.

How Much Does the CUPRA Tavascan Cost in the UK?

CUPRA says it lowered prices on selected Tavascan orders effective July 1. The largest cut applies to the V1 with the 77 kWh, 282 hp (286 PS) powertrain.

TrimUK OTR pricePrice reduction
OriginFrom £39,995 (about $52,860)New trim
V1 (77 kWh, 286 PS)£45,750 (about $60,460)£1,600 (about $2,110)
VZ£54,930 (about $72,600)£1,060 (about $1,400)
VZ Extreme£59,830 (about $79,070)£1,005 (about $1,330)

Tavascan Origin Trim and 58 kWh Battery

The Tavascan now comes in five trim levels: Origin, V1, V2, VZ, and VZ Extreme. The Origin’s standard equipment includes:

  • 19-inch “VULCANO” alloy wheels
  • Heated front seats
  • 10.25-inch Digital Cockpit
  • 15-inch central infotainment display

The new 58 kWh battery joins the 77 kWh powertrains already offered at 282 hp (286 PS) and 335 hp (340 PS). Those 77 kWh versions have been the core of the range since Tavascan order books opened in the UK. According to CUPRA, the three powertrain options give buyers more choice of performance, specification, and range.

New Technology Across the Tavascan Range

The 2026 Tavascan adds several features, each available from a specific trim upward:

  • Mobile Device Key: from V1
  • Vehicle-to-Load (V2L): from V1
  • Sennheiser Contrabass: from V2
  • Launch Control: VZ

All trims can also get a 10.25-inch Digital Cockpit, an Android-powered infotainment system, and intelligent climate control, though the exact equipment varies by trim. The Tavascan sits in CUPRA’s lineup alongside the Born, which the company describes as its first 100% electric vehicle.

How this story was produced: drafted with AI assistance from company announcements and public sources, then reviewed, edited and approved by publisher Brian Hagman. Our editorial standards →
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