Cupra Formentor Lease Deals

There’s plenty of room inside the Formentor, despite its coupe-like roofline. Rear headroom is surprisingly good and there’s ample legroom. It isn’t a ballroom back there, but it’s more than spacious enough to carry 4 adults in comfort. In fact, it isn’t much less spacious than more conventional SUVs, including the closely related SEAT Ateca.

Boot space is solid, too. The 450-litre space compares favourably with the Volkswagen T-Roc, although all-wheel-drive versions lose 30 of those litres. Even so, the Formentor is more spacious than family hatchbacks such as the Volkswagen Golf and Ford Focus. There’s plenty of space in there for holiday luggage, kids’ school bags or shopping – all the day-to-day stuff. Just be aware that hybrid versions lose even more boot space, which makes them marginally less convincing options.

The Formentor is offered with a range of turbocharged petrol and plug-in hybrid powertrains that offer varying levels of efficiency. The basic 1.5-litre petrol engine is surprisingly efficient, managing in excess of 40mpg, but the 190-, 245- and 310hp 2.0-litre TSI engines are somewhat thirstier.

That means the economy champion is the eHybrid plug-in with 204hp. Charge it up regularly and keep your journeys short, and you could see something in the region of 200mpg. Cupra also offers a slightly more potent version of the eHybrid with 245hp.

The 204hp eHybrid’s 29g/km emissions and 36-mile electric range put it in the 11% benefit-in-kind tax bracket for 2021/22. Happily, the 245hp plug-in version is only marginally less efficient, making it equally cheap to run despite the increase in power.

Cupra is a relatively new brand, but it has the backing of SEAT and the Volkswagen Group. That means you get great build quality and well-proven mechanical components. Problems are unlikely, but you still get a solid customer warranty for added peace of mind.

The basic Formentor comes with a 450-litre boot, but the all-wheel-drive models cut that to 420 litres. That’s still plenty for normal family life, but the eHybrid versions only have 350 litres of carrying capacity, which makes them a little more restrictive.

The Formentor range climbs from the basic V1 to the slightly more luxurious V2, before moving on to the even sportier VZ2 and VZ3 models. All are well equipped, with plenty of standard gadgets.

Rear parking sensors are standard across the Formentor range. But moving up the range will get you a rear-view camera to make reversing easier.

The Formentor is surprisingly spacious, given the low roofline. The boot is big and there’s plenty of room inside. You can fit 4 adults in comfort, with plenty of head and legroom in the back.

Smart, stylish looks and a solidly built cabin make the Formentor a classy option, but it’s also great to drive. Better still, it comes with a wide range of engine options and there’s plenty of standard equipment. It’s a hidden gem in the compact SUV market.

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