Cupra DarkRebel is a wild electric shooting brake concept with basically no substance behind it.
, the other big reveal from the VW Group at the Munich Motor Show was from Cupra. As a reminder, Cupra is the performance-focused offshoot of Spanish car brand SEAT, which has been owned by VW for a while now. The brand doesn't sell anything in America but the DarkRebel concept you see above is pretty hard to ignore.
. But all of that can be quite entertaining. The long nose with the cabin set almost halfway back are dramatic. There's also a going on with the vents, creases, scoops and more. Even the headlights are a collection of little triangles, which are then echoed in the taillights. The aerodynamic wheels are just as geometric and feature lots of strakes. We wouldn't call it all beautiful, but it gets your attention.
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