SEAT News

The report by the Financial Times singles out 100 leading European companies in the field of digitalisation The selected companies stand out for their ability to adapt to new technologies in an innovative way SEAT, recognised for tackling digital challenges in manufacturing SEAT has been acknowledged as a leader in digital transformation by a study carried out by the prestigious British daily the Financial Times. This publication, together with Google, Nesta and The Innovation Foundation, selected 100 organisations, people and companies from 4,000 entries, that are spearheading digit...

27Posted: 27th Dec 2018

Discover the Latest Lighting Development at SEAT

Car lighting systems are developed and verified in the light tunnel to deliver greater comfort and safety at the wheel Headlights and taillights withstand temperature differences ranging from -40 °C to 90 °C in a climatic chamber to test their resistance The vehicle is loaded with up to 350 kilos to verify that the light beam maintains a consistent angle whether the vehicle is full or empty ...

23Posted: 23rd Dec 2018

CUPRA Wins at German Design Awards 2019

The CUPRA e-Racer wins its second international design award at the German Design Awards 2019 The world’s first all-electric touring car took the top spot in the award’s Conceptual Transportation category Judged by an international jury, the award highlights pioneering contributions to the design landscape The CUPRA e-Racer Concept, the world’s first all-electric touring car, has continued its priz...

7Posted: 7th Dec 2018

SEAT Tarraco Now Open For Ordering in the UK

Pricing and specification has been revealed for the all-new TarracoSeven-seater priced at just £28,320 with metallic paint, 17” Alloys and Full Link easymove line-up makes buying simple, with four generous trim levels Tarraco sits above Ateca and Arona to complete brand’s impressive SUV line-up New-look front end hints at future direction from SEAT’s Barcelona-based design team SEAT has now o...

4Posted: 4th Dec 2018

SEAT Vehicles and Engineers Take on Extreme Arctic Conditions

Gonzalo Giménez, head of Brakes and Active Safety Systems at SEAT, spends up to 10 weeks a year far from home testing cars in conditions of extreme cold Like him, every year 150 SEAT technicians and engineers head to Swedish Lapland to perform close to 60 tests and cover 30,000km (18,641 miles) At the heart of working at -25 degrees is his passion for cars and travelling, and an ...