Cupra has updated the chassis setup of the Leon e-Hybrid, following shortly after the reveal of the new VZ Cup trim for the more powerful 2.0-litre variants of the car.
This latest chassis upgrade is available to both the 201bhp and 242bhp variants of the Cupra Leon e-Hybrid.
Highlight of the new update is the fact that these two variants now sit 25mm lower than before, improving their handling and aerodynamic performance. The cars also now incorporate sport uprights with a higher camber, said to offer more exciting dynamics.
Also changed with this update is the fact that the e-Hybrid variants now get Brembo calipers, alongside upsized discs, which now stand at 370mm x 32mm. Cupra states that production of the e-Hybrid models with this updated chassis has started since July of 2021.
This latest chassis upgrade is available to both the 201bhp and 242bhp variants of the Cupra Leon e-Hybrid.
Highlight of the new update is the fact that these two variants now sit 25mm lower than before, improving their handling and aerodynamic performance. The cars also now incorporate sport uprights with a higher camber, said to offer more exciting dynamics.
Also changed with this update is the fact that the e-Hybrid variants now get Brembo calipers, alongside upsized discs, which now stand at 370mm x 32mm. Cupra states that production of the e-Hybrid models with this updated chassis has started since July of 2021.
