Seat today unveiled the first official pics and info of its all-new Alhambra MPV that will go on sale in Europe this summer.

Its a young brother of the latest generation Volkswagen Sharan. Aside from the Alhambra’s unique fascia and tail lamp designs, the two MPVs models are identical. Same goes for the interior as the only difference between the Alhambra and VW Sharan concerns the steering wheel hub.

Measuring 4.85 meters in length, the new Alhambra is 220 mm longer than its predecessor, while it is also wider by a full 90mm.

It features large sliding doors with optional electric operation and can seat up to seven passengers in three rows of seats.
In addition, the middle row seats can also be arranged longitudinally, with integrated child seats available as an option.

Underneath the skin, there’s a new engine line-up with TSI petrol and TDI diesel units, all equipped with fuel injection and turbocharging as well as Start-Stop system and brake energy recovery technology.

There are two TSI engines producing 150- and 200-horsepower, and two 2.0-liter TDI engines delivering 140HP and 170HP.