SEAT, a member of Volkswagen Group, has introduced the Style trim for the Leon e-HYBRID, enhancing electrification accessibility.
This move is part of the brand’s strategy to make plug-in hybrid technology more accessible.
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The SEAT Leon was the brand’s inaugural plug-in hybrid model.
Available in both five-door and Sportstourer versions, the Leon e-HYBRID in Style trim aims to broaden the customer base for electrified vehicles.
The new generation e-HYBRID engine delivers 204PS (150kW)/350Nm, combining a 1.5-litre TSI 150PS (110kW) petrol engine, a 115PS (85kW) electric motor, and a 19.7kWh lithium-ion battery.
This combination provides an electric-only range of up to 134km.
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By GlobalDataCharging options include up to 50kW on DC fast-chargers or 11kW at home using an AC wallbox.
Standard features of the SEAT Leon e-HYBRID’s Style trim include ecoLED lights, 17in alloy rims, a 10.25in digital cockpit, and a 10.4in infotainment system with a retro-illuminated slider.
SEAT’s Martorell facilities in Barcelona are responsible for the design, development, and production of the SEAT Leon e-HYBRID.
SEAT Brand Officer Arantxa Alonso said: “The SEAT Leon continues to be a fundamental element of the brand’s strategy, especially with the introduction of this new generation of plug-in hybrid powertrain, which reflects our commitment to innovation and sustainability.
“The addition of the Style trim to the Leon e-HYBRID broadens its appeal and gives even more people access to an electrified future, mixing the efficiency and excitement SEAT is renowned for.”
In March, Wayne Griffiths resigned as CEO of VW Group’s SEAT and CUPRA brands.
Markus Haupt, SEAT’s executive vice-president of Production & Logistics, is now the interim head until a new CEO is named.
