Coming next year! 2024 Cupra Tavascan electric car shown in new video with Spanish singer Rosalia

Cupra has reminded us there’s another electric car waiting in the wings to join its line-up with a somewhat dramatic appearance in a new video.

The Cupra Tavascan SUV, which was shown last year as a concept, has been fired into some type of galactic anomaly in a video collaboration with Spanish singer Rosalia, seemingly giving us a preview of a more production-ready version of the car.

Following the Born hatchback, the Tavascan will be the brand’s second electric car, and seems likely to be about the size of a Volkswagen ID.5, ready to take on the likes of the Tesla Model Y.

Wayne Griffiths, Cupra CEO, has previously confirmed the timing for the production Tavascan during the company’s 2021 annual press conference, saying the brand’s second dedicated EV will arrive next year.

“Our dream will come true: the Cupra Tavascan will be a reality,” he confirmed.

“Based on the MEB platform of the Volkswagen Group, it will be designed and developed in Barcelona and will reach Europe and overseas markets in 2024.”

The Tavascan will be Cupra's second electric car.

According to previous information published by Cupra, expect the Tavascan to have a 77kWh battery, a 450km electric driving range, and an all-wheel drive, dual-motor powertrain which produces 225kW.

Given it’ll be built on the MEB platform like the VW ID.5, and that the VW’s specifications line up approximately with these figures, that information likely still stands.

Also in the teaser video were the Cupra Born, Formentor, some of its brand ambassadors, and the mid-size Terramar SUV expected to also make its way to Australia.

The Tavascan has made a somewhat dramatic appearance in a new video.

On the collaboration with Rosalia, COO of Cupra, Sven Schuwirth, says the brand chose to work with the singer due to both being ‘rising stars’ from the same part of the world.

“Just like Cupra, Rosalia was born in Barcelona, in fact only four kilometres away from our HQ. 

“Similarly, both Cupra and the artist share an international mindset and appeal, acting as cultural landmarks for individuals and new generations who look for the unconventional aspects of life.”