Born is Cupra’s smallest. But he should not be underestimated. With 150 kW (204 hp) and rear-wheel drive, the basic version of the compact Spaniard manages to go from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.3 seconds. The maximum speed of the Born is 160 km/h. It stores the electricity in a 58 kWh battery (net) and thus achieves a maximum range of 424 kilometers according to WLTP. In the basic version, the Cupra Born will cost 37,220 euros. Thanks to an attractive leasing offer, private customers can currently avoid a large part of this sum.
At sparneuwagen.de (cooperation partner of AUTO BILD), private customers can currently lease the Cupra for just EUR 288 gross per month. As is usual with most electric car leasing deals, a one-time special payment of 6,000 euros is due. However, this amount will be reimbursed in full if the application for the environmental bonus has been submitted to the Federal Office of Economics and Export Control (BAFA) correctly and in good time. The prerequisite for funding is a minimum contract period of 24 months, which is fulfilled with the Cupra offer. However, the deal is cheapest with a term of 48 months (EUR 288 gross), 36 months (EUR 315 gross) or 24 months (EUR 354 gross) are also possible.
GHG premium also possible for e-car leasing
The electric Cupra Born also qualifies for the GHG premium, which also applies to leased vehicles. In order to easily get back a three-digit amount a year, the owner only has to register this with the Federal Environment Agency.
Four years of Cupra Born drive for 14,873 euros
In addition to the monthly rate, there are one-off transfer costs of EUR 850 gross and a registration fee of EUR 199 gross. This results in total leasing costs – excluding environmental bonus – of EUR 14,873 gross (48 times EUR 288 plus EUR 850 and EUR 199). In return, customers receive a freely configurable new car that comes standard with sports seats, a leather sports steering wheel, a twelve-inch infotainment system, alloy wheels, a drowsiness warning system and ambient lighting.
