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CUPRA Leon Hatchback Lease Deals

The family car with a short fuse and a long warranty.

The eHybrid's WLTP Comb electric range of over 75 miles keeps Benefit in Kind tax impressively low, the five-year warranty beats most rivals by two years, and most daily commutes won't touch the fuel tank.

Adaptive cruise control, keyless entry, three-zone climate control, and wireless CarPlay all come as standard, wrapped in a package that's considerably more fun than its tax bill suggests.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to lease a CUPRA Leon?
Lease prices vary depending on body style, engine, trim level, contract length, and initial payment. As a guide, the CUPRA Leon starts from £252.31 per month.
How practical is the CUPRA Leon?
More so than most hot hatches. The 380-litre boot fits six carry-on suitcases - two more than the Golf GTI - with 60/40 split-folding rear seats and a ski hatch for longer loads. Rear legroom is generous, and two tall adults will fit comfortably in the back. The eHybrid's boot drops to 270 litres thanks to the battery.
Is the CUPRA Leon good to drive?
In CUPRA Leon 300 form, yes - it's one of the most satisfying performance hatchbacks at this price. The engine is strong and accessible, the handling is sharp, and there's enough grip to make the most of the performance in most conditions. It's not as playful as the Toyota GR Yaris, but more liveable. The eHybrid corners better than most rival PHEVs, but the ride is firmer.