CUPRA Formentor VZ5 Taiga Grey: a very special edition limited to 999 units

The CUPRA Formentor VZ5, the most performance-oriented version of the successful model, has just debuted the new limited edition Taiga Grey. A version that arrives as the ultimate expression of sportiness within the brand, combined with a truly exclusive design and, all of this, at the highest price in the brand’s history.

The Martorell-based company has announced that production of this special edition will be limited to just 999 units, of which only 46 units will be destined for the Spanish market, featuring a body colour called Taiga Grey, along with a brown leather interior that makes the perfect combination for this exclusive sporty SUV.

The only differentiating feature of this special edition is its Taiga Grey colour, as it keeps the same 20-inch wheels, the characteristic carbon fibre inserts along its bodywork and the genuine copper colour on its four exhaust pipes, brand logos and wheels.

A differentiated interior with a special touch

As we have already said, the combination of its interior and exterior is the key element of this sports car, since in its cabin we find bucket seats in brown leather with Cooper-coloured stitching, as well as door panels and dashboard in the same colour, on which the name of this special edition and the number of each unit have been laser-engraved.

As for its standard equipment, the CUPRA Formentor VZ5 Taiga Grey can boast of being fully equipped in every sense, as it includes Matrix LED headlights, the 9-speaker Beats Audio sound system, a subwoofer, Surround technology and a 340 W amplifier, the pre-collision assist and knee airbags for the driver, rear side airbags and volumetric alarm.

Its engine and price

Dynamically, the Formentor VZ5 Taiga Grey is a benchmark in its segment, as the combination of the 2.5-litre five-cylinder TSI engine producing 390 CV and 480 Nm of torque, the seven-speed DSG automatic gearbox, the advanced and configurable chassis that allows its ride height to be lowered by 10 millimetres and the Torque Splitter system make it a true curve-devouring machine.

As for its price, as we have already told you, this special edition is the most expensive model in the entire history of both SEAT and CUPRA, as it starts from no less than 73,590 euros.

Technical specifications of this car

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