Cupra Born: generations, production years and listings.
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Cupra Born — a sporty electric hatchback produced since 2021 on the Volkswagen Group’s MEB electric vehicle platform. We look at battery capacities, power options, the VZ version and what to check when buying a used Born.
The Born is the first fully electric Cupra model. It’s built on the same platform as the Volkswagen ID.3 but is sportier: different suspension settings, a more aggressive design and a more distinctive interior.
This is a compact hatchback with rear-wheel drive, perfect for city driving and daily commutes. It’s manufactured in Germany, in the city of Zwickau.
The Born is offered with two main battery capacities — a smaller one (around 58 kWh usable capacity) and a larger one (around 77 kWh). The first cars had an even smaller battery, around 45 kWh.
Power varies by version: from roughly 150 to 230 hp, while the VZ version has significantly more — around 320 hp. Some versions can be ordered with the “e-Boost” package, increasing power.
According to WLTP, the smaller battery allows for around 400 km of range, the larger one — over 500 km. Real-world range, especially in winter, will be lower.
The Born has a CCS2 port and supports fast DC charging as well as 11 kW AC charging. Fast charging power depends on battery capacity.
Request battery condition (SoH) data and charging history, and check if the manufacturer's battery warranty remains. Inspect charging in AC and DC ports.
The Born comes packed with digital features, so test the multimedia system, app connectivity, and driver assistance systems. Ensure all software update procedures have been completed.
Due to high torque, rear tyres wear out quickly, so check their condition. Inspect the suspension and brakes.
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list the most common trims found in Europe.
The base version with a smaller battery.
Version with a larger battery and greater range.
The sportiest version.
| Born 58 kWh | Born 77 kWh | Born VZ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | For city and daily use | For longer journeys | For dynamic driving |
| Battery (approx.) | 58 kWh | 77 kWh | 79 kWh |
| Power (approx.) | 150–230 hp | 230 AG | 320 AG |
| Relative pricing in the used market | Mid-range | Mid-range | High-end |
For most buyers, the 58 kWh version is plenty. The 77 kWh is better for longer journeys, and the VZ is only if performance is key.
They're closely related under the hood, but the Born is sportier: different suspension, design, and interior trim.
According to WLTP, it's around 400 to over 500 km, depending on the battery. Real-world range depends on conditions and driving style.
A heat pump is offered as an optional extra in some versions; check the specific car's trim.
Updated 2026-10-17 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
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