What does actually the Cupra badge mean on vehicles by Seat?
Short for Cup Racing. This label is traditionally carried by the more powerful sport versions of SEAT cars whose specific components are tailored to follow their high performance. CUPRA cars find themselves above the FR and below CUPRA R vehicles in the model range.
CUPRA badge first appeared back in 1996 as a homage to a rally version of the SEAT Ibiza winning the World Rally Championship within the 2-litre engine category. Since 2003 up until 2008 there also was a Cupra Championship, reserved for the spanish brand sport cars only.
List of cars using this badge
acceleration
7.9
seconds
consumption
7.8
l/100km
produced from 1999. to 2003.
acceleration
6.7
seconds
consumption
6.0
l/100km
produced from 2015. to 2017.
acceleration
6.9
seconds
consumption
5.9
l/100km
produced from 2012. to 2015.
acceleration
7.2
seconds
consumption
6.4
l/100km
produced from 2009. to 2012.
acceleration
7.3
seconds
consumption
7.9
l/100km
produced from 2006. to 2009.
acceleration
7.6
seconds
consumption
5.4
l/100km
produced from 2006. to 2009.
acceleration
7.3
seconds
consumption
7.9
l/100km
produced from 2002. to 2006.
acceleration
7.6
seconds
consumption
5.4
l/100km
produced from 2002. to 2006.
acceleration
7.9
seconds
consumption
7.8
l/100km
produced from 1999. to 2002.
acceleration
7.5
seconds
consumption
7.8
l/100km
produced from 1999. to 2002.
acceleration
5.8
seconds
consumption
6.9
l/100km
produced from 2016. to 2020.
acceleration
5.7
seconds
consumption
6.9
l/100km
produced from 2016. to 2020.
acceleration
6.0
seconds
consumption
7.0
l/100km
produced from 2016. to 2020.
acceleration
4.9
seconds
consumption
7.2
l/100km
produced from 2016. to 2020.
acceleration
5.8
seconds
consumption
6.6
l/100km
produced from 2013. to 2016.
acceleration
5.8
seconds
consumption
6.6
l/100km
produced from 2013. to 2016.
acceleration
6.1
seconds
consumption
6.7
l/100km
produced from 2013. to 2016.
acceleration
6.4
seconds
consumption
8.1
l/100km
produced from 2009. to 2013.
acceleration
6.2
seconds
consumption
8.1
l/100km
produced from 2009. to 2013.
acceleration
5.7
seconds
consumption
8.6
l/100km
produced from 2005. to 2009.
acceleration
6.4
seconds
consumption
8.6
l/100km
produced from 2005. to 2009.
acceleration
7.0
seconds
consumption
8.7
l/100km
produced from 2000. to 2005.
acceleration
6.9
seconds
consumption
8.9
l/100km
produced from 2000. to 2005.
acceleration
9.1
seconds
consumption
5.7
l/100km
produced from 2000. to 2005.
acceleration
8.9
seconds
consumption
5.3
l/100km
produced from 2000. to 2005.
acceleration
7.3
seconds
consumption
9.0
l/100km
produced from 2000. to 2005.