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Bradys Dublin, which is located in Castleknock, is holding a ‘Cupra Night’ on Friday, 2 October 2026 to mark the arrival of the Raval.
Aren’t most Cupra Ireland dealers doing the same thing?
Yes, that’s true, but Bradys Dublin is putting its own ‘Bradys spin’ on the evening.
So what’s happening at the Cupra Night at Bradys Dublin?
On Friday, 2 October 2026, interested buyers and car fans are invited to Bradys Dublin (D15 K1EW) from 6.30-9.30pm. The Raval will be on display of course and no doubt buyers will be able to strike a deal if they like what they see.
Interested? Spaces are limited, so register now to secure a place at the Cupra Raval launch event at Bradys Dublin.
So what’s the Bradys Dublin spin on the event?
More in the way of fun. For a start, according to a spokesperson for Bradys Dublin: “The showroom will be brought to life with our own in-house DJ and a house music soundtrack, creating a relaxed and energetic atmosphere throughout the evening.”
On top of that, there will be a menu of specially created drinks, Spanish tapas to nibble on, and for anyone who feels like getting competitive, racing simulators so you can pit your wits against the stopwatch.
Joe Gantley, Sales Manager at Bradys Dublin, said: "We're really looking forward to welcoming customers to Cupra Night and giving them the chance to experience the all-new Raval for the first time. We wanted to put our own Bradys spin on the launch and create an evening that feels like more than a traditional car event. We've got great food, music, drinks, our Racing Sim and, of course, the new Raval at the centre of it all. The Raval is a really exciting addition to the Cupra range – a fully electric hot hatch with the design and attitude you'd expect from Cupra. We're looking forward to getting it into our showroom and seeing our customers' reactions."
Tell us more about the Cupra Raval
It’s Cupra’s compact electric crossover, which has a starting price of €23,495 (for the Urban V1 model, which doesn’t actually arrive for a couple of months yet) and a range of either 326km or 443km depending on whether you go for the 37kWh battery or the 52kWh unit. There’s also a range-topping Raval VZ, which has 226hp and is enormous fun to drive (which we found out when we drove it in Spain — more on that in our Cupra Raval review).
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