These were given to us as the press launch. I thought you'd like to see them.
Cool design sketches of the CUPRA Urban Rebel
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I do really like it. In design terms, IMHO it’s streets ahead of - and far more stylish than - VW’s forthcoming rather frumpy looking ID.2 if the renderings of that car are anything to go by (they may well be fairly accurate as it reflects VW’s current design language for the ID electric vehicle range).
Let’s hope VAG software issues are a dim and distant memory by the time the UrbanRebel launches.
VW’s ID.2;
Let’s hope VAG software issues are a dim and distant memory by the time the UrbanRebel launches.
VW’s ID.2;
Lol, at the launch I asked the designer how close the prototype was to production. Specifically, things like the CUPRA led lettering on the sides. His response was "the car is 95-98% production". Let's see how it pans out when the accountants get hold of it.
Bet they go for the 99p cheeseburger version as opposed to the Bacon Double XXXXXXXLLol, at the launch I asked the designer how close the prototype was to production. Specifically, things like the CUPRA led lettering on the sides. His response was "the car is 95-98% production". Let's see how it pans out when the accountants get hold of it.
You may have already, but just checking you've all seen the prototype.
www.seatcupra.net
CUPRA unveils the UrbanRebel its all-electric urban car - SEATCupra.net
226PS (166kW) electric motor and battery pack 0-100km/h in 6.9 seconds with a range of 273. The car is due by 2025.
www.seatcupra.net
The earlier concept version in the pictures below was probably the Bacon Double XXXXXXXL. The tamed down near production-ready prototype at the link posted above by @Syphon (post #9) is more likely the equivalent of the 99p cheeseburger. If so, then I’d be more than happy to take the 99p cheeseburgerBet they go for the 99p cheeseburger version as opposed to the Bacon Double XXXXXXXL
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Valid point.
I fitted bonnet struts to Mrs Seriously's Leon as she's a short-@rse and struggled to lift the bonnet high enough to engage the manual prop.
( yes, she does know how to check the oil, water, brake fluid and washer bottle
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A keeper.Valid point.
I fitted bonnet struts to Mrs Seriously's Leon as she's a short-@rse and struggled to lift the bonnet high enough to engage the manual prop.
( yes, she does know how to check the oil, water, brake fluid and washer bottle
It's been 38 years, but I'm not committing myself just yet. Can't be too carefulA keeper.
My wife has driven for about 40 years and has never put fuel in a car, she just announces “ I’m taking your car, mine needs fed”.
That a 1€ burger... bet they have gone up now. I'd have the super supreme, the 1€ is good to snack on over coffee.
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