CUPRA has made a bold entrance at the IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich with the reveal of a camouflaged series production CUPRA Raval, the brand's upcoming electric urban car set to hit the streets next year.

During a special event hosted by the Volkswagen Group, prior to the official opening of the IAA, Markus Haupt, interim CEO of CUPRA, unveiled the camouflaged CUPRA Raval, covered in vinyl evoking a map of the Raval district in Barcelona from which it takes its name.

Based on Volkswagen's MEB+ platform and featuring front-wheel drive, the CUPRA Raval is some four metres long, but CUPRA says it is engineered for more than city life.

Drivers will benefit fromTravelAssistwithlanechanging and traffic light recognition,Intelligent Park Assist, and a 360 degree Area View camera. StandardDC chargingensures practical usability in everyday life.

Also at the IAA, CUPRA showed its Tindaya showcar. Named after a volcanic mountain that rises from Fuerteventura, part of the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean.

With a a pronounced shark nose, flanked by aerodynamic keels that guide airflow into the side intakes.

At 4.72m long, with large 23-inch wheels, a 1/3 cabin to 2/3 body ratio and high ground clearance, highlighted by a progressive trim of the wheel arches and lower rocker panel, the car showcases rugged proportions.

The interior features a 2+2 configuration with saloon-style opposing doors and new-generation CUPBucket seats: a modern reinterpretation of the classic ‘Eames Lounge', combining sustainable materials, high-performance ergonomics, and enveloping ambient light.

CUPRA says the Tindaya Showcar is true to the CUPRA DNA: muscular, emotional, and tech-driven design - where every surface invites touch, emotion and driving pleasure.