The new Cupra Leon estate has both options on offer. There's the 310PS top-of-the-range model, which comes with four-wheel drive as standard.

The other option is the 245PS e-Hybrid PHEV. It's quite quick on paper, although there's a fair amount of lag in the drivetrain, so don't expect it to feel as fast as your Leon. The PHEV makes a lot of sense if you have somewhere to charge the car and it will complete short journeys (30 miles or so) on electricity alone, so could save you a significant amount petrol. On longer drives, though, fuel economy will be more in keeping with a conventional petrol.