New 2022 CUPRA Leon deals

2022 CUPRA Leon deals

Full length CUPRA Leon video review with market value analysis

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CUPRA Leon e-Hybrid
CUPRA Leon

From launch, four trim levels were on offer - 'VZ1', 'VZ2', 'First Edition' and 'VZ3'.

All models get, amongst other things, full-LED headlights, sports suspension, a reversing camera and the SEAT Digital cockpit with an interactive driver display screen and a 10-inch central infotainment monitor.

All that comes with base 'VZ1' trim, priced from around £31,500, but with that spec level, you're restricted to the Hatch body style and the conventional 2.0 TSI 245PS engine, so you'll probably want to upgrade yourself at least as far as 'VZ2'-spec, which gives you the option of both body shapes and the e-HYBRID powertrain if you want it (priced from around £34,500).

'VZ2' models add DCC dynamic chassis control, speed-sensitive steering, larger 19-inch alloy wheels and (on the Estate) roof rails too.

The flagship 'VZ3' model is priced from just over £36,000 and adds Petrol blue Nappa leather bucket seats, a heated steering wheel and a wireless smartphone charging pad.

If you want the 300PS 2.0 TSI model, you'll need from around £36,000 and there are two trim levels - 'VZ2' and 'VZ3'.

Depending on the spec level chosen, there's plenty of autonomous driving tech and safety equipment too fitted across the range. Predictive Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) uses feeds from GPS data delivered from the navigation system and input from the front-mounted camera and Traffic Sign Recognition, allowing it to proactively adjust the cruise speed depending on the road layout ahead.

When the road becomes more congested Traffic Jam Assist takes the stress out of driving, maintaining a safe distance to the vehicle in front. There's also an 'Emergency Assist' system that can bring the Leon to a controlled stop if you're taken ill at the wheel.