The Latest Breaking News from CUPRA

CUPRA Racing will make its first appearance in Formula E in the new 2022-23 season and will do so hand in hand with ABT. Why is it entering the category and what is the goal?

CUPRA has teamed up with ABT to compete in Formula E from 2023, marking the German manufacturer's return to the all-electric championship.

It is expected to become the last Cupra with a combustion engine.

Adrien Tambay, FIA ETCR 2022 champion with CUPRA, answered Motorsport.com's questions about his first campaign with electric touring cars.

Company chairman Thomas Schäfer says they're still working on a plan for the Spanish brand.

Mikel Azcona has taken the World Touring Car Cup by storm since his switch to Hyundai for 2022, and is likely to be crowned this year’s champion. Here’s what makes the Spaniard tick and how he moved to within touching distance of the title

These are two of the company's new products that are currently under development.

The heatwave that hit Europe this weekend was the undisputed protagonist of the fifth round of the FIA ETCR at Vallelunga, as the CUPRA EKS team opted to apply a conservative strategy.

Multiple titles in touring cars and rallycross have made Mattias Ekstrom a widely admired all-rounder. Despite all his years of experience in tin-tops, Jordi Gene believes there is plenty to learn from the Swede, who he cites as his favourite team-mate in Autosport’s continued series