Seat: That's Arona and Ibiza 2021. Hola!
DETAIL CARE Two success stories are rolling into the next round. Since its launch in 2017, more than 350,000 units of the Seat Arona have been sold. And the best-selling Seat Ibiza has been given a makeover on the outside and inside. Now the new Arona is waiting in the wings to continue the success story of the urban compact SUV. Its gritty exterior design catches the eye [...]
Now the new Arona is ready to continue the success story of the urban compact SUV. Its robust exterior design is eye-catching and conveys strength, robustness, reliability and safety.
The innovations are also striking on the inside: With an almost unparalleled level of connectivity and the integration of new driver assistance systems, the Arona surpasses the current state of the art in its class.
Lighting concept and infotainment displays
The new Arona focuses on access to digital services. The design of the interior and a revised design language increase the feel-good factor in the interior. The lighting concept and infotainment displays emphasize the new design language and the typical character of the model from Spain.
Manual transmission or DSG dual-clutch transmission
Five different powertrains between 90 hp and 150 hp are available for the Arona, running on either gasoline (TSI) or natural gas (TGI), each combined with a manual transmission or DSG dual-clutch gearbox. New driver assistance systems make the Arona even more relaxed to drive.
Control via Hola Hola with natural language
Drivers of the new Arona are always well connected with the car: The new Wireless Full Link system enables the use of Android Auto and CarPlay in the car.
Infotainment content is presented on the new 8.25-inch and 9.2-inch touch displays, and the Hola Hola voice command makes it possible to control the system using natural language.
The Ibiza has been an important pillar of the brand since 1984
Since its launch in 1984, the Ibiza has been one of the mainstays of the Spanish automaker's success: after 37 years, five generations and almost six million units sold, it is the most popular vehicle rolling off the assembly line in Martorell.
Connectivity technology and valuable materials
The small Spaniard is ideally equipped for the increasing digitalization of the world. Its interior is now even more intuitive, functional and high-quality.
Innovative connectivity technologies and high-quality materials are the primary contributors. The lighting concept and infotainment displays further enhance the sense of space.
Engines deliver up to 150 hp with gasoline or natural gas
The new Ibiza offers five different powertrains ranging from 90 hp to 150 hp, running on either gasoline or natural gas, each available with a manual transmission or DSG dual-clutch gearbox.
Deliveries of both models will start in the third quarter of the year. Prices and equipment have not yet been determined. Hola!
