Review and details of the 2024 Cupra Tavascan SUV, including RWD and AWD options, battery size, efficiency, driving range, charging, features, pricing and more.
The new Cupra Tavascan is fully electric. It will be built in China and will be released in Europe in 2024 and Australia in 2025. It uses the MEB platform and can use RWD or AWD motor options with up to 250kW power (335 hp). Driving range is up to 550km for the RWD, and 520km for the AWD.
We take a look at the design and specs of the Cupra Tavascan in today’s video.
Time codes:
0:00 - The Cupra Tavascan?
0:05 - Tavascan vs Cupra Born
0:15 - Size & Dimensions
0:20 - Rival to Model Y
0:29 - MEB Platform
0:37 - Styling
0:53 - New Corporate Front End
1:02 - Illuminated Cupra Badge
1:17 - 21-inch Wheels
1:24 - 210kW Rear Motor
1:35 - 250kW Total Power
1:40 - 77kWh Battery
1:45 - Up to 550km Range
1:52 - RWD Endurance Trim
2:10 - Interior Design
2:24 - 15-inch Touchscreen
2:30 - Differentiation to Volkswagen
2:38 - Blue & Copper Colours
2:43 - Regen Paddle Shifters
2:56 - Touch Controls
3:02 - Illuminated Climate Controls
3:08 - Build Quality
3:16 - Release Date
3:30 - Ambient Lighting
3:37 - Back Seat Space
3:44 - Next Steps
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