Cupra has unveiled a new styling package for its Raval electric hatchback at the Paris Motor Show, developed in collaboration with German tuning specialist ABT.
The new ‘Custom Cupra’ by ABT follows similar upgrades introduced for the Cupra Leon and Formentor, giving the Raval a more aggressive appearance without changing its electric powertrain.
The package includes redesigned front and rear splitters, extended side skirts, a larger roof spoiler and additional aerodynamic-style winglets. It also introduces exclusive 19-inch alloy wheels finished in matt black, ABT lettering and darker Cupra badges.
Bespoke interior details complete the package, although Cupra has not provided further information about the cabin changes. The styling is inspired by the ‘UrbanRebel’ concept car, which previewed the Raval before its production launch earlier this year.
More tech coming next year
Cupra has also confirmed several additional features for the Raval, due to arrive in early 2027. These include an illuminated Cupra badge, exterior indicators that project light onto the ground and a reversing assistant capable of automatically retracing up to 50 metres of the car’s previous route.
Selected versions will also receive a higher top speed of up to 118mph, although Cupra has not specified which powertrains will benefit.
UK availability
The ABT pack will become available to configure on selected Raval versions from the end of November 2026. Customers will be able to specify the package when ordering a new car or have it fitted retrospectively through authorised Cupra dealerships. UK pricing for the ABT pack has yet to be announced.
The Cupra Raval holds a New Car Expert Rating of A, with a score of 80%. Beyond the hatchback’s solid set of review scores, the Raval’s overall rating is helped by affordable running cost estimations.
