2023 Cupra Born priced close to $60,000 in Australia with a range of 550km
The first electric car of the new Spanish brand Cupra is set to cost around $60,000, with a range of up to 550km and a 0-100km/h time of seven seconds. 0 See 10 pictures See 10 pictures Previously It 2023 Cupra Birth of electric car will come to Australia early next year with a Golf GTI performance, up to 550km range and a price of around $60,000. The Cupra version of the Volkswagen ID.3, Born’s small electric hatchback will target the heart of the petrol hot hatch, with price, driving range and performance on par with select Volkswagen Golf GTIs. Cupra Australia’s head of product and planning, Jeff Shafer, told Drive This week Born will be launched in Australia in one model class, priced at “$50,000 high or $60,000 low” – targeting the Cupra’s petrol-powered Golf GTI twin, the Leon VZ ($56,990 drive). For the money, the buyer will get the largest battery available overseas, a 77kWh package (can be used), powering the rear-mounted electric motor quoting 170kW and 310Nm in the ‘boos