The Arona, says SEAT, is designed for 'drivers looking for a sense of excitement, distinction and functionality. People who know that age is just a number, not an outlook on life.' In other words, the people who've been busily buying Nissan Jukes and Renault Capturs in considerable numbers over the last five years. The Spanish maker wants in on this lucrative market and the improved version of this little Crossover looks to have everything necessary to entitle them to a useful slice of sales in this segment.
The potential for personalisation will be key to this car's prospects, as will the efficiency made possible by its efficient engines and light, stiff MQB-A0 chassis. It took some time for the Iberian maker to bring us a Crossover of this kind but over 350,000 global sales since this model's original 2017 launch have shown that quite a market exists for it. This crossover's got plenty of life left in it yet.

9.2" colour touchscreen with navigation system, voice control and USB port (type c)

ISOFIX points in outer rear seats with top tether anchorage points

SEAT Drive profile - Four different models normal-sport-eco-individual, steering response, throttle response and gear shifts mode

Emergency Brake Assist (EBA) and front assist

FULL LED automatic headlights with dynamic headlight range control, coming and leaving home, LED daytime running lights

Automatic activation of hazard warning lights

Front fog lights with cornering function and rear fog light

Bluetooth interface for hands free and audio streaming

Full Link Smartphone Integration with Mirror Link, Apple Car Play, Google Android Auto with USB Type C cable for Apple and Android compatibility

Electrically adjustable, heated and folding door mirrors

Insurance Group 1 - 50 Effective January 07

NCAP Overall Rating - Effective February 09

Standard manufacturers warranty - Mileage

Arona

1.0 TSI 115 FR Limited Edition 5dr DSG

Arona

1.0 TSI 115 FR Limited Edition 5dr DSG