Cupra – the sporty Spanish subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group – has drip-fed the latest set of details for its upcoming Tavascan electric SUV for Australia. Due to arrive in Australian showrooms around February-March ahead of deliveries commencing in April ( a few month after its initial October-December 2024 projection ), the Cupra’s local outpost has confirmed further details for the two-variant Australian lineup. Full pricing and specifications are still to be confirmed, though the entry-level Tavascan Endurance RWD is expected to start somewhere in the $60,000 bracket while the top-spec Tavascan VZ AWD will have a price tag starting with a ‘7’.
The two-variant lineup formula is also being applied to the Tavascan’s twin-under-the-skin, the Volkswagen ID.5 . 100s of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now.
Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now . Tavascan Endurance standard features: Standard safety equipment includes: An Interior Package ($TBC) will add: The Tavascan VZ adds over Endurance: An Extreme Package ($TBC) will add: Four colours will be available at launch: *indicates premium paint available at extra cost Head of product and marketing for Cupra Australia, Jeff Shafer, indicated further colour options could become available down the line following the initial launch, namely matte finishes.
Cupra offers a number of matte paint finishes already, with the Leon and Formentor offered with the option of the special pa.
