Ah well they can't all be delayed unless the system is producing rubbish. The fall back is to get the order number from the
dealer when feeling stressed and phone up customer services at Cupra if it like Seat, then they might go through some security questions and then get the guy to look it up on their system.
10 years ago not all
dealers knew
how to use the system or just one guy in the
dealership knew. If you get fobbed off you ask for the official customer code, not the
dealer one and bobs your uncle. Think its like or was like, one of those airline systems hitting codes. They get a status code back which then maps to the position.
You arent going to make it any faster by phoning up but it puts your mind to rest.
Aunty Google AI says after scraping the net and putting words to it which might be rubbish:
Cupra vehicle factory order and production status codes follow the Volkswagen Group (VAG) tracking system.
Order & Factory Status Codes
00 / 03 / 05: Factory order created or locked, but no build week has been scheduled yet.
10: Factory order acknowledged with a provisional or confirmed production week.
20: Production week confirmed; the vehicle is locked in the system and scheduled for assembly (VIN is typically assigned around this stage).
30: Vehicle has finished production and is built, or is currently in transit from the factory.
36: Vehicle has arrived at the port of exit, awaiting export release.
38: Vehicle is released and loaded onto a ship or transport.
40: Vehicle has left the factory/port area and is in transit or arriving at the destination country port (such as the UK).
50 and higher: Vehicle has cleared customs, is dispatched, and is arriving at or has arrived at the local dealership.