Enhancement of the engine’s management system sees top speed reach 261km/h, while the 0-100km/h sprint takes just 5.9 seconds. JE Design offers customers even more potential with an optional quad-pipe exhaust system that increases performance through optimized exhaust flow.
Unique exterior features developed for the Cupra include the spoiler inserts in the front apron, and a matching diffuser insert in the rear bar. JE also adds its own front grille and headlight covers to give a more aggressive look. Other additions include the side sills, air channels in both the front and rear bumpers and finally, a rear wing for added downforce.
Rolling stock comprises of 18in or optional 19in multipsoke alloys finished in a chrome paint or matt black. The car was then lowered by 30mm, lowering the center of gravity for improved handling and driving ability. There’s also a sportier version with a coilover suspension that lowers the car between 35 and 65mm.
Currently in the works is a more powerful version that should have 300hp on tap and a new wide-bodykit.
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