Tavascan by Cupra First Look

This is the Cupra Tavascan and if for some reason you've been living in outer Mongolia for the last few years and haven't heard of Cupra, they used to be the performance division of Seat cars from Spain, but they are now a standalone company that produces some really quirky, unique cars that are selling very well indeed. The Tavascan was launched in April 2023 and is named after a small village in the Spanish Pyrenees which has a rather special type of Hydroelectric plant in a mountain. Cupra chose the name to reflect the symbiosis with nature and electrification as well as sustainability, like the power station. The Tavascan is a unique looking car and definitely stands out in the crowd, especially in the ever increasing electrified compact SUV crowd. It's very stylish and plush, however that comes at a cost with entry level costs starting around £48,000 and top of the range cars in excess of £62,000. Let's find out if the Cupra Tavascan is worth a test drive? The PLAYER is a bi-annual 220page Bookazine (hard backed magazine), YouTube Channel and online magazine. The Player Bookazine and E-Bookazine, contain in-depth reviews and opinions from our team of experts, with articles and features written by some of the world's top journalists who have been given unrivalled access to the fastest, rarest, most exotic destinations and big boys toys available. FREE Subscribe to THE PLAYER Bookazine for FREE here: https://theplayer.co.uk Donate Paypal : https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr... Donate Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=42105654 Full written article can be found here: http://theplayer.co.uk Twitter:   / _the_player   Instagram:   / theplayer.co.uk   Facebook:   / mrandiejones