Service plan conditions for three years continuous cover:
Your vehicle’s service plan runs for the date of your vehicle’s first registrations of a period of 3 years or up to 45,000 km*, whichever occurs first.
Service plan interval:
Your vehicle must be serviced every 15,000 km or 12 months, whichever occurs first. The maximum number of services permitted under the service plan interval is three. Services must be through an approved CUPRA Service Centre. Your vehicles service plan is conditional upon all service work on your vehicle being carried out by a New Zealand approved CUPRA Service Centre. For full terms and conditions, including owners responsibilities, exclusions, transfers and termination, please contact our team for details.
Please note that the top performance data listed in the header pertains to the most powerful engines.
*CUPRA Tavascan technical data displayed are merely indicative and may vary. The available power (KW) and acceleration of the vehicle depends on the battery charge level and its temperature at all times.
The electric range of the vehicle varies depending on a series of factors such as the orography of the terrain, the weather conditions, the state of charge of the vehicle (occupants + luggage), the age and condition of the battery, the optional equipment chosen (rims, tyres …), the use of peripheral consumers such as heating, air conditioning or heated seats, and their driving style. The indicated autonomy is a provisional value and has been calculated in accordance with the WLTP regulation that establishes standard test conditions applicable to all manufacturers so that the values calculated following this regulation are comparable with each other for all vehicles.
**Charging times vary in relation to the following factors: external and battery temperature, maximum voltage of your charger system and its current condition, as well as battery condition and the use of other electrical equipment in the car during charge.
One of the biggest differences between an electric vehicle compared to a traditional combustion vehicle is the consumption. The cost of electricity is usually cheaper than fuel or diesel. Thanks to this, with the Tavascan we can drive 100km for less than €2 or even charge the batteries with a domestic solar panel system. Additionally, an electric vehicle has fewer maintenance costs than a combustion one as it has fewer parts, meaning less wear and tear. The information provided here is based on general economic trends and may also vary depending on a range of other circumstances.