A year after its official premiere at the 88th Geneva International Motor Show, Seat's sporty division Cupra will debut as an independent brand - with a new car.
Last year, the Spanish car maker successfully took part in the auto show with the models: Ateca, TCR, and E-Racer.Now, Cupra plans to reveal a compact coupe-crossover. Based on the released teaser image from earlier today, the future crossover sports similar (in terms of design) to Seat's Tarraco model tail lights.
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Apart from that, Seat's daughter company will continue to follow its benchmark low roof and narrow rear lines.According to unofficial sources, Cupra's debut coupe-crossover may be called Terramar.
With all technical details style a mystery, we can only speculate what would be under the hood. But chances are that a 2.0-liter 4-cylinder turbo engine with 300 hp will be Terramar's beating heart.
After its premiere in Geneva, Cupra's Terramar crossover will eventually enter a production stage sometime in 2020.
Author: Di Ilieva
