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The sportiest Seats have long used the Cupra name, but it's now been turned into a standalone sub-brand, in much the same way as Fiat's sportiest models are badged as Abarths.

Like Abarth, some of Cupra's models including the Ateca and Leon, are extensiv...

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Cupra Ateca

The Cupra Ateca offers huge performance and impressive practicality for a reasonable price

£29,995

Cupra Born

The Born is a sportier take on the VW ID 3, with a better interior and sharper handling

£23,385

Cupra Formentor

The Formentor is a sharp-looking SUV that's good to drive and available with a wide range of petrol engines

£27,800

save at least £7,515 from RRP

Cupra Leon

The Cupra Leon is a comfy, practical and quick hot hatch that's also available as an estate car

£25,000

save at least £7,580 from RRP

Cupra Tavascan

The Tavascan is Cupra’s first electric SUV and its second electric car after the hugely impressive Born hatchback

£31,990

save at least £23,955 from RRP

Cupra Terramar

The Terramar is a sporty family SUV available with four-wheel drive and plug-in hybrid engines

£29,990

save at least £8,025 from RRP

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The sportiest Seats have long used the Cupra name, but it's now been turned into a standalone sub-brand, in much the same way as Fiat's sportiest models are badged as Abarths.

Like Abarth, some of Cupra's models including the Ateca and Leon, are extensively reworked Seats, but its newer models, including the Born, Formentor and Terramar are exclusive to Cupra.

Whilst Cupras are closely related to equivalent models from Seat and Volkswagen, they are generally tuned to provide a more engaging driving experience.

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