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Cupra Terramar (2025) – pictures, information & specs

Cupra Terramar

Hitting the hotspot of the SUV segment, the CUPRA Terramar is a highly emotional, sporty SUV that embraces CUPRA’s new DNA. It delivers a vehicle that stands out from the crowd with distinctive styling.

The CUPRA Terramar pays homage to the historic racing circuit (Autòdrom de Sitges-Terramar) where the brand was born back in 2018.

Sporty proportions give the CUPRA Terramar its impulse with proportions that help it stand out – the CUPRA Terramar is 1,584mm tall, 1,863mm wide, 4,519mm long and with a wheelbase of 2,681mm.

From the front, the face of CUPRA Terramar presents a powerful vehicle characterised by its shark nose.

The CUPRA Terramar uses the brand’s new signature with three triangles – with CUPRA Matrix LED Ultra, with High-Definition Technology – that define the Terramar as a high-end vehicle. The CUPRA logo is framed by two lines that also add sculpture and dynamism to the surfaces of the long bonnet and emphasise the vehicle’s proportions.

The front exterior design is extenuated as the grille gives way to the performance-oriented functional lower mouth, suggestive of sports cars.

The sporty proportions skip from the front of the SUV to the side, with sweeping lines that shift from the front across the side to heighten the SUV’s sense of performance.

The CUPRA Terramar’s proportions are reinforced by the wheels available in 18″, 19″ and 20″ options.

As the eye moves to the CUPRA Terramar’s rear design, its wide proportions give the SUV a strong presence, with the integrated and illuminated CUPRA logo positioned centrally between the rear lights along with the Terramar name illuminated. The rear diffuser contrasts with the other elements of the design helping to lighten its proportions, giving it a defiant character.

The CUPRA Terramar will be available in nine exterior colours, including two matt options – Century Bronze Matt* and Enceladus Grey Matt. The palette is completed by the Dark Void – inspired by the plasma colour of the CUPRA DarkRebel Showcar, Fjord Blue, Glacial White, Cosmos Blue, Timanfaya Grey, Midnight Black and Graphene Grey.

Interior Design

Before entering the CUPRA Terramar, the driver and passengers are greeted with the welcome ceremony, with a dynamic light ceremony in the front and rear illumination of the car, while also projecting the CUPRA logo onto the ground, the CUPRA lettering in front of the car (i.e on a wall or a garage door) and an illuminated doorstep.

Inside, the CUPRA Terramar’s highly emotional character transfers into the SUV’s interior. The driver-oriented interior centres the driver as the main protagonist. As the first contact elements, the standard CUPRA steering wheel with paddles and satellite buttons maximises control, while standard bucket seats provide the ultimate in dynamism.

From there, all elements around the driver take shape under the emotional design language of CUPRA, with its interplay of dynamic lines and progressive surfaces. This is particularly relevant in the centre console, with a sculptural spine that flows around the functional elements. The spine incorporates a 3D parametric pattern design which also can be found on the structural parts of the dashboard, bringing that unexpected and progressive CUPRA attention to details.

Digitalisation is at the centre of the driver’s focus. A new and improved HMI is implemented in the digital cockpit behind the steering wheel as well, as in the 12.9″ infotainment system with a retro-illuminated slider. The experience is augmented by the Windscreen Head-up Display that delivers information directly in the driver’s line of sight.

The infotainment system comes with an improved App Bar, widgets, and Clima Bar for an easy-to-use user interface. It’s all about simplicity, personalization, and cutting-edge design. Climate control is now seamlessly integrated on the button of the main unit’s screen, joining the digital and physical interactions.

In the CUPRA Terramar’s interior, performance joins design though perfect ergonomics. The high position of the centre screen, the wrapping shapes of the seats or the padded side surfaces of the centre console for the best leg support, are some examples of this. Also, purpose meets technology with the use of innovative sustainable materials, with a selection of choices that mix style, sportiness, recycled and renewable materials.

Three interior characters – Deep Ocean, Moon Light and High Canyon – enhance the cabin’s feel.

The dark blue Deep Ocean brings together PVC bucket seats that contain in its central area textile created from 100% upcycled SEAQUAL® YARN made from marine plastics retrieved from beaches, oceans, estuaries and seas.

Sustainability is also part of the dark grey Moon Light interior. Dinamica® seats contain in its central area at least 73% recycled textile derived from PET plastics and clothing.

While the dark burgundy High Canyon trim covers the bucket seats in leather that uses a plant-based tanning process.

All the seating options include the embossed CUPRA logo in the headrest and copper stitching, matched to the copper surrounds in the air vents, door mouldings, and decorative inserts, subtle details that reinforce the CUPRA look and feel of the interior space.

Interior lighting creates an incredible level of character to the CUPRA Terramar’s interior. Smart lights in the dashboard, backlit door panels front and rear merge to create a unique ambience.

The CUPRA Terramar also offer maximum practicality with the possibility to slide the rear seats, increasing the luggage compartment capacity to 602 litres (when loaded up to the height of the rear seat backrests).

Powertrain

The CUPRA Terramar brings together the possibilities of combustion and electrification to deliver a range of powertrain options that give the driver a choice of performance that suits their requirements.

Five different powertrains across three different technologies provide several options and give the CUPRA Terramar strong driving dynamics. TSI (petrol), eTSI (mild hybrid), and the new generation of plug-in hybrid (eHybrid) engines produce from 150PS to 272PS.

CUPRA Terramar is exclusively equipped with a DSG dual-shift gearbox, no matter the powertrain option.

eTSI (mild hybrid)

The entry to the CUPRA Terramar line-up is the mild hybrid (eTSI) unit, injecting the efficiency of 48V mild-hybrid technology with the 1.5 litre 150PS (110kW) petrol engine. Mated exclusively in combination with the 7-speed DSG transmission, it’s a combination that delivers high efficiency.

The system uses a 48V starter-generator and 48V lithium-ion battery setup, delivering greater control over powertrain, giving the CUPRA Terramar the ability to coast with the engine switched off during some driving scenarios, recover energy under braking and supporting the engine with some electric assistance.

TSI (petrol)

Performance is central to the two 2.0 litre TSI petrol engine options available.

The first one, with an output of 204PS (150kW), is linked to a 7-speed DSG dual-clutch transmission and all-wheel drive (4Drive) allowing the CUPRA Terramar to optimise the transfer of power to the road.

The second TSI unit pushes up the power output and is available in the CUPRA Terramar VZ variant. VZ stands for Veloz in Spanish, meaning quick or fast, a seamless way to describe the most powerful versions the CUPRA range.

The CUPRA Terramar VZ’s unit delivers 265PS (195kW), also linked to a 7-speed DSG gearbox and all-wheel drive (4Drive), giving it the purest of performance and dynamics.

eHybrid (plug-in hybrid)

The CUPRA Terramar embraces electrification, using it to stimulate a new sensation, taking the driver further. The new generation plug-in hybrid powertrain, boosts performance and delivers a wide electric-only range, proving once again that electrification and performance are a perfect match.

The new CUPRA Terramar houses two next generation eHybrid options: 204PS (150kW) and a 272PS (200kW) VZ version.

The 1.5 TSI engine is linked to an electric motor combined with a large battery pack that offers 19,7kWh (net) capacity. It means the new CUPRA Terramar can travel for more than 100km on a single charge – the perfect balance for eco-conscious journeys. The battery is fast charge compatible at up to 50kW (DC charge) while on the road, or at home using a 11kW wallbox.

Chassis

Matching powertrain performance with dynamism is a core element of the CUPRA Terramar’s character. Based on the MQB Evo architecture, the CUPRA Terramar offers a unique driving experience.

The front MacPherson struts and rear multilink suspension setup together with the sport suspension (10mm lower than the platform) – standard for all versions – allowed the engineering team to precisely tune the spring and damper rates, perfecting weight distribution.

Standard progressive steering controls the feedback and assistance depending on speed to maximise agility and give the driver feedback and control.

The CUPRA Terramar uses an electrical brake booster to provide a faster response and the ability to recover braking energy through the blending function (specific for the plug-in hybrid versions of the CUPRA Terramar) bolstering efficiency even further while also delivering better active security. The electrical Brake Booster has been specifically adapted for the CUPRA models.

The CUPRA Terramar takes confidence inspiring handling to another level with vehicles fitted with the 4Drive all-wheel drive system. The system constantly monitors a multitude of data including steering angle, wheel speed and yaw of the vehicle to deliver power to the correct wheel exactly when it is needed.

Chassis tunability is the backbone of CUPRA’s chassis capabilities. The CUPRA Terramar comes with a new generation of the Dynamic Chassis Control (DCC), with two-valve shock absorbers, improving significantly driving dynamics.

The CUPRA Terramar introduces front uprights with higher camber providing more lateral grip and speed while cornering. The car also integrates a new control arm at the front axle with optimized elastokinematics for a more direct steering response and greater turnability.

The CUPRA Terramar’s character can be tuned with different driving modes: Comfort, Performance, CUPRA (for VZ versions), Offroad (for all-wheel drive versions), and Individual profiles, giving the CUPRA Terramar a huge breadth of abilities and character specific to the driver. ESC can be tuned to Sport for all powertrains, and in the case of the VZ versions (2.0 TSI 265PS & eHybrid 272PS), the ESC can even be disconnected (ESC Off).

The CUPRA Terramar comes as standard with either 18″ wheels with 235mm tires (1.5 eTSI 150PS, 2.0 TSI 204PS & eHybrid 204PS) or 19″ wheels with 255mm wider tires (VZ 2.0 TSI 265PS & VZ eHybrid 272PS). And as an option, the CUPRA Terramar can be equipped with 20″ wheels with 255mm wider tires to enhance the experience at the wheel.

Finally, the CUPRA Terramar VZ (2.0 TSI 265PS & eHybrid 272PS) can be equipped with Akebono performance brakes. The six piston calipers combine with bigger perforated disc brakes (375x36mm) compared to standard options (340x36mm), to improve braking performance, giving even greater confidence in the SUV’s dynamics.

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