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2025 Cupra Leon - V
2.0L, 7-speed auto, 5-door Hatchback, Petrol, FWD
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Overview
Variant
V
Body type
hatchback
Engine size
2.0L
Drive type
front
Fuel efficiency (combined)
6.2 / 100km
Power and torque
140kW / 320Nm
806km
Warranty
5 year
Doors
5
Seats
5
Fuel type
premium unleaded
Safety rating
5 Stars
Specifications
Engine size
2.0L
Cylinders
4cyl
806km
Power
140kW
Torque
320Nm
Engine configuration
in-line
Fuel injection
petrol direct injection
Acceleration (0-100km/h)
—
Drive type
front
Transmission
7 SP AUTOMATIC
Fuel type
premium unleaded
Fuel octane
95
Fuel tank capacity
50 L
Fuel efficiency (combined)
6.2 / 100km
Urban efficiency
8.1 / 100km
Highway efficiency
5.1 /100km
CO2 emissions (combined)
141g / km
Warranty
5 year
Roadside assist
5 year / unlimited km
Service interval
12 month / 15,000 km
Length
4398 mm
Height
1442 mm
Width
1799 mm
Ground clearance unladen
—
Front track
1554 mm
Rear track
1520 mm
Wheelbase
2683 mm
Boot space
380 L
Kerb weight
3274 kg
Gross vehicle mass
1970 kg
Tare weight
—
Braked towing capacity
—
Unbraked towing capacity
—
Towbar
—
Front tyres
225/40 ZR18 92Y
Front rims
7.5x18
Rear tyres
225/40 ZR18 92Y
Rear rims
7.5x18
Spare tyre
spacesaver
Safety rating
5 Stars
Number of airbags
10
Anti-collision system
standard
Driver monitoring
yes
Blind spot monitor
standard
Lane departure warning
standard
Active lane control
yes
Traffic sign recognition
—
Security alarm
—
Four wheel drive type
—
Low/high range
—
Approach angle
—
Departure angle
—
Breakover angle
—
Differential lock
—
Features
Apple CarPlay
yes
Android Auto
yes
Wireless charging
standard
Digital radio (DAB+)
yes
360° camera
—
Cruise control
standard
Start/stop system
standard
Number of speakers
7
Text-to-speech/Speech-to-text
—
USB ports (front)
2
USB ports (rear)
0
Keyless entry
yes
Keyless start
yes
Rain sensing wipers
yes
Display screen size
12.00 ”
Seat material
cloth
Heated seats (front)
yes
Heated seats (rear)
—
Heated steering wheel
yes
Air conditioning type
fully-auto
Air conditioning zones
3
Sunroof
optional
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