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At SEAT’s annual media conference the brand revealed that it is aiming to produce six electric and plug-in hybrid models by 2021. The electric version of the Mii and el-Born will be the brand’s first two fully electric models, while the new generation Leon and the Tarraco will feature a plug-in hybrid version. Furthermore, the CUPRA Leon and the CUPRA Formentor will also have a plug-in hybrid variant.
For the first time in the history of the company, SEAT will develop a new electric platform for urban vehicles in collaboration with Volkswagen. It will be a smaller version of the Modular Electric Drive Toolkit (MEB) on which multiple vehicles of the size of around four metres in length by different brands, SEAT among them, will be made. The goal of the new platform is to develop electric vehicles that are affordable to everybody, with an entry level price below 20,000 euros. More than 300 highly skilled engineers will be participating in this project in Spain, which is due to see the light in a period of three to four years.
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