Cupra Born Lease Deals

Cupra is SEAT’s spinoff high-performance and electric car brand, and the Born hatchback is its first all-electric model – so if you want to lease a zero-emissions car and feel like a dose of Mediterranean style, then you ought to consider the Cupra Born.

It’s a roomy 5-door, with a good 1-charge range and a high-quality cabin. Refined and stylish, it’s a more interesting alternative to the likes of the Volkswagen ID.3 – with which the Born shares its battery, motor and structure.

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Cupra Born Electric Hatchback150kW V1 58kWh 5 Doors Auto

Fuel TypeElectric

Battery Capacity62 kWh

0-62mph7.3 Seconds

Battery Capacity62 kWh

£423.11

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Cupra Born Electric Hatchback169kW e-Boost V2 58kWh 5 Doors Auto

Fuel TypeElectric

Battery Capacity62 kWh

0-62mph6.6 Seconds

Battery Capacity62 kWh

£420.97

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Cupra Born Electric Hatchback150kW V2 58kWh 5 Doors Auto

Fuel TypeElectric

Battery Capacity62 kWh

0-62mph7.3 Seconds

Battery Capacity62 kWh

£488.96

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Cupra Born Electric Hatchback150kW V3 58kWh 5 Doors Auto

Fuel TypeElectric

Battery Capacity62 kWh

0-62mph7.3 Seconds

Battery Capacity62 kWh

£509.99

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Cupra Born Electric Hatchback169kW e-Boost V3 58kWh 5 Doors Auto

Fuel TypeElectric

Battery Capacity62 kWh

0-62mph6.6 Seconds

Battery Capacity62 kWh

£520.86

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Cupra Born Electric Hatchback169kW e-Boost V2 77kWh 5 Doors Auto

Fuel TypeElectric

Battery Capacity82 kWh

0-62mph7 Seconds

Battery Capacity82 kWh

£532.96

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Cupra Born Electric Hatchback169kW e-Boost V3 77kWh 5 Doors Auto

Fuel TypeElectric

Battery Capacity82 kWh

0-62mph7 Seconds

Battery Capacity82 kWh

£554.98

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Top 3 Features

Smart styling.

Useful electric range.

Excellent refinement.

Why Lease A Cupra Born?

The Born is proof that electric cars needn’t be boring. It’s perhaps not quite as sporty as its ‘Latin passion’ marketing would have you believe, but that’s OK because it’s also spacious, comfortable, refined, well made and still very good to drive. You might not be familiar with the Cupra badge, but if the Born is anything to go by, that looks set to change, rapidly.

How Does My Cupra Born Lease Work?

With a Cupra Born lease deal you can choose your preferred model and drive a brand-new car while making fixed monthly payments.The details of your contract are up to you, including how long you’d like to drive your Cupra Born (normally 2-5 years), your annual mileage and upfront payment. You can also include maintenance and servicing in your monthly payments as an optional extra.Once the agreement ends, you return the car to us – it couldn’t be easier.

Recycled Plastic In Minimalist Cabin

The Born’s cabin is actually quite minimalist — there are almost no physical buttons or switches, and everything is taken care of by the standard 12-inch touchscreen in the centre of the dashboard. In front of the driver is a small digital instrument screen, which is clear and easy to read, while V2 and V3 models get a very useful head-up display, which projects your speed, safety warnings and navigation directions onto the windscreen. It’s a comfortable car, the Born, with soft seats upholstered in a suede-like material called Seaqual, which uses recycled plastic taken from the sea. Further, the Cupra’s overall levels of quality are definitely a notch above the related Volkswagen ID.3. As with the outside, there are numerous little flashes of copper-coloured trim, both a reference to the Cupra name and the fact that electric motors use coils of copper wire.

Pleasingly Brisk Electric Power

The basic powerplant available is a 204hp electric motor driving the rear wheels. Eventually, a lower-power, more affordable version should arrive, as should a 2-motor, 4-wheel-drive model but both are some way off for now.Like most EVs, the Born is quite heavy, so performance isn’t as sparkling as you might be expecting. With a 0-62mph time of 7.3 seconds, it’s brisk rather than blisteringly fast. If you want more performance, you can upgrade to the ‘eBoost’ model, which comes with 230hp.The Born is a very smooth and steady car to drive, with excellent ride comfort, and the sort of calm and hushed refinement you’d expect from an electric car. That said, you can have some fun thanks to quite sharp steering and an absence of body roll. As is the case with many electric cars, if you move the gear selector into ‘B’ then you’ll find that the regenerative braking will cope with all but the last few yards of braking to a stop.

An electric car brings with it some practicality advantages, and the Born’s flat cabin floor and lack of a transmission tunnel definitely helps with cabin space. Legroom in the back is enough to allow a 6-footer to sit behind someone of similar size in the front.
The boot holds 385 litres, which is 5 litres bigger than what you’d get in a standard VW Golf. It’s square and flat, and there’s only a tiny loading lip if you move the adjustable floor panel up.
In the cabin, there are 2 deep storage cubbies in the centre console and under the armrest, plus 2 cupholders. The door bins are also a good size. There are 4 USB-C sockets, 2 in the front and 2 in the back, for charging and connecting electronic devices.
The standard 204hp Born, with the 58kWh battery, has a claimed 1-charge range of up to 259 miles. If you want to regularly cover long distances, then there’s the option of a bigger (77kWh) battery, which extends the maximum claimed range to 340 miles. Borns with the 58kWh battery will charge up from an 11kW charging point in 6hrs and 15mins, while if you can find a rapid charger with 120kW power or better, it’ll fast charge to 80% capacity in 35mins. The 77kWh battery version takes 7hrs 30mins to charge from an 11kW charger, by the way. Cupra claims that the Born will cover 4.1 miles per kWh.
All Borns come with a standard 3-year, 60,000-mile warranty, which can be optionally extended to 4 years and 75,000 miles, or 5 years and 90,000 miles for an extra cost. The battery itself is warrantied for 8 years and 100,000 miles.

Models Available

Cupra Born hatchback

There’s only 1 body style of Cupra Born and it’s the 5-door hatchback. Your choices are standard 204hp motor or the 230hp eBoost model, and either the standard 58kWh battery or the optional extended range 77kWh version.

Trim Levels

Trim Levels Available: V1, V2, V3.Standard equipment on all models includes the 12-inch touchscreen, 18-inch alloys, ambient cabin lighting, LED headlights and brake lights, online connected services, a rear-view camera, selectable driving modes, radar-guided cruise control and lane-keeping steering.

Compare Your Cupra Born Lease Deal

Leasing a Volkswagen ID.3 would put you behind the wheel of the Born's closest competitor. It’s basically the same car under the skin. The VW has the more recognisable brand, but its cabin doesn’t look or feel as nice as that of the Born, and the Born is fractionally better value overall.

The Nissan Leaf is cheaper than either, but looks and feels like a more basic machine, and can’t match any version of the Born for 1-charge range or driving enjoyment.

It should be and Cupra is backing it up with a decent 3-year standard warranty. Of course, it’s a new model from – effectively – a new brand, but the reputation of both SEAT and the wider Volkswagen Group is good when it comes to reliability, so we would be surprised if there are any major issues.
The Born’s boot measures 385 litres up to the parcel shelf or, if you fold the back seats flat, you get 1267 litres loaded to the roof.
Basic spec is a well-equipped V1, while if you upgrade to V2 or V3 models you’ll get larger wheels, the head-up display and heated seats.
Yes, all versions come with front and rear parking sensors, and a reversing camera. Higher-spec models get a 360-degree parking camera system.
It’s decently practical. The boot is bigger than a Golf’s, there’s plenty of storage space in the cabin, and there’s good leg- and headroom in the back seats. There’s also plenty of room in the back for 2 large child seats.
It’s a refreshing change from the understated VW ID.3, and Cupra is giving us an electric car that looks and feels sporty, with the promise of genuinely rapid versions to come.
Discover the easiest and most affordable way to drive a brand-new vehicle with Vanarama. If you’re looking to lease a Cupra Born, we guarantee to give you the best monthly prices, plus we never charge you any processing fees or hidden costs. We’re rated Excellent on Trustpilot and our team of friendly experts are on-hand to guide you through the leasing process.