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Cupra retail garages expand to cover most Australian states and territories, with Tasmania and the NT now the only absences
Cupra has announced the opening of its eighth and ninth ‘garage’ retail stores in Australia, with the latest retail outlets being located in Melbourne’s Richmond neighbourhood and the Brisbane suburb of Indooroopilly.
The latest openings expand the retail footprint of the Volkswagen Group’s newest brand, the Barcelona-headquartered Cupra, that offers a sportier foil to the Group’s existing VW and Skoda marques.
The spread of Cupra garages around Australia now take in:
Cupra sells cars directly to the Australian public with a national fixed driveaway price model and a service-inclusive offer.
However, Cupra garages are operated and staffed by partners sourced from traditional automotive retail backgrounds. These companies supply the Cupra ‘masters’ that guide retail customers through the order process rather than go after a ‘hard’ sell.
Most Cupra garages can house at least four vehicles – one from each of the brand’s emerging model line.
Three Cupra models have already landed in Australia, being the Ateca small SUV ($66K), Formentor midsize SUV (from $55K), and Leon hatch (From $44K), while the Cupra range is set to grow with the addition of the Born electric hatchback in 2023.
Victoria’s Zagame group operates both Melbourne garages, while AP Eagers runs Indooroopilly, the Gold Coast, and Perth. Alto is the operator at both NSW garages.
Meanwhile, the Adelaide garage is run by that city’s Solitaire outfit and famed Canberra car retailer Lennock has charge of the Canberra garage.
Cupra Australia director Ben Wilks hinted that there would be more news on Cupra garages in Australia coming next year.
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