2012 Seat Mii
Seat is ready to start producing its new version of the small city car. The new model, called Mii, is the SEAT’s first offering in the segment after the termination of the Arosa mini in 2004, which was also based on a VW Lupo. The only visible differences between the Seat Mii and the VW Up! are their front end styling, alloy wheel designs, tail lamp graphics and the interior trim colors and options.
The same goes for the powertrain choices as the 3.56m-long Mii, which tips the scales at just 854kg, will be offered with the VW Group’s new 1.0-litre petrol engines with either 60HP or 75HP.
The 60HP model is good for a top speed of 160km/h and a combined fuel efficiency of 4.5lt/100km, while the 75HP variant reaches a top speed of 170km/h and returns 4.7lt/100km.
Seat said it will also offer an Ecomotive variant featuring a Start/Stop system that will return a CO2 figure of just 97 g/km as well as a gasoline/CNG derivative that will emit a mere 86 grams of CO2/km making it one of the cleanest cars in the world.
The new Seat Mii will first launch as a three-door model in Spain this November, with sales to start in the rest of Europe in Spring of 2012. A five-door model will be added to the range before the end of next year.
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