Citroen e-C4 to Cupra Born?
Discussion
Does anyone have experience of these two?
I have an e-C4 currently and am thinking of moving to a Born in a bit.
C4 likes:
- Very comfortable - quiet (low wind and road noise), comfortable suspension, fat tyres, comfortable seats
- Leather heated seats
- Tech - ACC plus lane following reduce stress on motorway trips
- FWD wheel scrabble under acceleration
- Could use a bit more range (have done 100%-10% in 105 miles on motorway in winter)
- Could use a bit more acceleration
- Quality issues
Our Born has done 20k miles since we got it last March completely trouble free.
The ride is noticeably harder than my ID3, some of that will be down to being on 19s ( VW is on 18s) and some will be down to the slightly lower suspension. Still not bad, but quite firm.
We’ve got the 58kWh battery and you’ll get quite a bit more range than you saw on the Citroen. I’d say minimum 160 miles motorway in winter by your 100-10% measure.
The ride is noticeably harder than my ID3, some of that will be down to being on 19s ( VW is on 18s) and some will be down to the slightly lower suspension. Still not bad, but quite firm.
We’ve got the 58kWh battery and you’ll get quite a bit more range than you saw on the Citroen. I’d say minimum 160 miles motorway in winter by your 100-10% measure.
Ive got an e-c4. Range not as good as expected. Comfortable, yes, decent motorway cruiser, but a steady 70mph isnt kind to range.
Its the software that makes me want to thrash it to death. It doesn't work properly, randomly locks up, half the features don't work and dealers are completely clueless and confused.
In general, bad enough to make the car best avoided.
Its the software that makes me want to thrash it to death. It doesn't work properly, randomly locks up, half the features don't work and dealers are completely clueless and confused.
In general, bad enough to make the car best avoided.
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