2025 Seat Electric Crossover SUV – A compact Seat electric SUV has been being developed and could be positioned below the el-Born and would be less expensive than it. Hyundai Kona and Peugeot e-2008 by a significant margin. 
2025 Seat Electric Crossover SUV
On March 21, during the annual press conference held this year at the annual press conference, this year, the Volkswagen Group-owned Spanish auto brand announced it would launch the Seat electric urban car in 2025. The company also released a sketch that confirmed its design as an SUV that is compact and compact. What could be the third dedicated Seat EV known as its Seat Urbano, as some call it, will appear to be an urban car that has a chic design and a spacious interior in comparison to its dimensions?
2025 Seat Electric Crossover SUV Redesign
In comparison with that of the Arona (below) The electric SUV sports a sporty style, thanks to visible short overhangs, the forward-looking nose, the small hood, big wheels, and the sharp D-pillar. It is expected to provide a better room for passengers and smaller dimensions due to the longer interior as well as the flat floor and cleverly arranged components inside the MEB. Given its price and intended consumers, anticipate the battery to have a capacity of 30 to 35 kWh and an approximate range of 250km (WLTP) in between recharges.
Platform
It is believed that the Seat electric SUV rides on the not-so-original MEB platform, but a streamlined version that is in the process of development, under the name ‘MEB-Lite and Seat as the driving seat. The new platform will be affordable for EVs to be introduced in the B and A segments. According to reports, there is a VW ID.2 X based on the same platform in the works. A Skoda offshoot following these models could complete the Volkswagen Group’s electric small SUV trinity. The MEB Lite is currently an official VW Group topic, piquing the attention of all brands.
2025 Seat Electric Crossover SUV Production & Price
In 2025, the Seat electric SUV is expected to be priced between €20,000 ($23,500) as well as EUR25,000 ($29,400). Production is expected to go to the Seat Martorell plant in Spain. Prior to this plan, the company will introduce its Cupra Tavascan in 2024, an exciting and emotional electric SUV that was first shown off by an attractive concept car in 2019.