Comparison: Boot space CUPRA Born vs. competitors 2025

CUPRA Born - How has the boot space changed over the generations?

As an electric offering, the CUPRA Born is a fresh face in the CUPRA lineup. The current data shows the boot size for this first-generation model (2021-now) stands at 385 liters without folding the rear seats. Flip those seats down and you'll unlock 1,267 liters of space, giving you a surprisingly large area to store your belongings on those longer journeys or adventure-filled weekends.

The boot space compared to other CUPRA models

With a generous 385 liters of boot space, the Born is a solid choice within the CUPRA range. The CUPRA Leon offers a comparatively paltry 270 liters, while the CUPRA Leon Sportstourer falls just short at 380 liters. Those who need more room for their baggage should look to the CUPRA Formentor (420 liters) or the spacious CUPRA Ateca (485 liters), both offering a significant increase in luggage capacity.

How does the boot space of the CUPRA Born compare to it's nearest competitors?

Now, let's explore how the Born stacks up against its electric rivals. Sharing the same 385 liters of boot space are the Nissan Leaf and VW ID.3. The Polestar 2 boasts a slightly larger 405-liter capacity, whereas the Tesla Model 3 steals the limelight with a whopping 561 liters. When it comes to folding the rear seats, the ID.3 again mirrors the Born's 1,267 liters, while the Polestar 2 trails behind at 1,095 liters. On the lower end of the spectrum, the Nissan Leaf offers a meager 790 liters, and the Tesla Model 3 is keeping its cards close to its chest with no available data for folded rear seat cargo space. All in all, the CUPRA Born boot size is competitive within its segment, while still leaving enough room in our hearts for the occasional midsize sedan or estate.

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