The CUPRA Raval is CUPRA’s new electric urban hatchback: a compact, driver‑focused four‑metre EV built on the MEB+ platform in Martorell, Spain. It debuts as the first member of the Volkswagen Group’s Electric Urban Car Family, offered with two battery sizes, multiple power outputs and a WLTP range of up to around 450 km (Endurance, 52 kWh).
Key facts at a glance
- Status: on-sale (series production started 3 June 2026 in Martorell).
- World premiere: 9 April 2026.
- Market launch: Europe from summer/autumn 2026; series production at Martorell started 3 June 2026.
- Prices (Germany/Austria): from €30,900 (Austria, PLUS) to €41,690 (Germany, VZ CUSTOM by ABT).
- Powertrains: 37 kWh LFP and 52 kWh NMC battery options; power from ~85 kW up to 166 kW.
- Range: up to around 450 km WLTP (Endurance, 52 kWh) — manufacturer provisional figures.
- Size: Length 4,046 mm; wheelbase 2,600 mm; boot 441 L.
Versions & technical specifications
| Version | Battery | Power | Range / Charging | Performance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raval / Raval (base) | 37 kWh (LFP) | 85 kW (116 PS) | Around 300 km WLTP; 11 kW AC or 50 kW DC (manufacturer provisional figures) | Not announced |
| Raval Plus | 37 kWh (LFP) | 99 kW (135 PS) | Around 300 km WLTP; 11 kW AC or up to 88 kW DC (manufacturer provisional figures) | Not announced |
| Endurance | 52 kWh (NMC) | 155 kW (211 PS) | Around 450 km WLTP; 11 kW AC or up to 105 kW DC (manufacturer provisional figures) | Not announced |
| VZ | 52 kWh (NMC) | 166 kW (226 PS) | Around 400–447 km WLTP (dependent on trim); 11 kW AC or up to 105 kW DC (manufacturer provisional figures) | 0–100 km/h ~6.8 s (manufacturer provisional figure) |
Design and interior
The Raval is a compact, driver‑focused urban hatchback with a roughly four‑metre exterior and a 441‑litre boot. CUPRA highlights a driver‑oriented cabin with optional CUPBucket seats featuring 3D knitted upholstery. The model is designed, developed and produced in Martorell (Barcelona).
Technology and drive
Built on the Volkswagen Group MEB+ Electric Urban Car Family architecture, the Raval offers two battery chemistries (37 kWh LFP and 52 kWh NMC) and several motor outputs from about 85 kW to 166 kW. Charging capability varies by version — manufacturer provisional figures state AC charging at 11 kW and DC charging up to between 50 kW and 105 kW depending on the trim. WLTP range peaks at around 450 km for the Endurance 52 kWh version (provisional).
Prices and market launch (Germany & Austria)
Germany: official RRP prices (incl. 19% VAT) include Endurance €34,790 (155 kW / 211 PS, 52 kWh) and VZ €39,990 (166 kW / 226 PS, 52 kWh); ABT 'CUSTOM' variants are listed at €36,770 and €41,690 respectively. Austria: gross list prices (incl. NoVA & 20% VAT) include PLUS €30,900 (37 kWh, 99 kW), ENDURANCE €35,900 (52 kWh, 155 kW) and VZ €40,400 (52 kWh, 166 kW). Series production began 3 June 2026 in Martorell; European market introduction is scheduled for summer/autumn 2026.
Competitors
CUPRA positions the Raval within the new Electric Urban Car Family alongside Volkswagen and Škoda siblings. Direct competitors named by CUPRA and in press material include the Volkswagen ID. Polo, Škoda Epiq and Volkswagen ID. Cross in the compact electric city‑car segment — cars prospective buyers and dealers in Germany and Austria will compare on price, range, charging and equipment.
Frequently asked questions
When does the CUPRA Raval come out?
Series production started on 3 June 2026 in Martorell; the market introduction in Europe is scheduled for summer/autumn 2026.
How much does the CUPRA Raval cost?
Germany official RRPs include Endurance €34,790 and VZ €39,990 (incl. 19% VAT); Austria list prices include PLUS €30,900, ENDURANCE €35,900 and VZ €40,400 (gross incl. NoVA & 20% VAT). ABT CUSTOM variants are listed separately in Germany.
What range does the CUPRA Raval have?
Manufacturer provisional WLTP figures state around 300 km for 37 kWh versions and up to around 450 km for the 52 kWh Endurance; the VZ is quoted at around 400–447 km depending on trim.
Where is the CUPRA Raval built?
The Raval is designed, developed and produced at the SEAT & CUPRA plant in Martorell (Barcelona, Spain).
What battery sizes and power outputs are available?
The Raval is offered with two battery sizes — 37 kWh (LFP) and 52 kWh (NMC) — and multiple power outputs from roughly 85 kW to 166 kW across the model range.
How fast can the CUPRA Raval charge?
Manufacturer provisional charging figures indicate AC charging at 11 kW for all versions and DC charging capability between 50 kW and up to 105 kW depending on the version.
Who are the main competitors in Germany and Austria?
CUPRA lists the Volkswagen ID. Polo, Škoda Epiq and Volkswagen ID. Cross as competitors in the Electric Urban Car Family and compact electric hatchback segment.
CUPRA Raval listings on WorldTrader24 →
Status: 2026-11-13. This page is updated as soon as the manufacturer publishes new information.
