The launch of Leon SE Technology Business model is SEAT’s attempt to claim its place in company car market
In order to get a good standing in the company car market, SEAT needed solid footing and that has been given by two highly economical and efficient TDI diesel engine, offered in this new Business model. At fairly reasonable prices, the two models are getting appreciation and liking.
Offered TDI diesel engines
With 110 horsepower, the 1.6-litre base unit emits 99 grams of CO2 per kilometre and delivers very impressive 74.3mpg of combined fuel economy. If you crave for more power, then there is a 2.0-litre unit available which packs 150 horses under the hood.
If you are willing to shell-out a bit more money, SEAT Leon ST SE Technology Business with a 2.0-litre TDI engine is just the right choice for you. It will give you 40 extra horses, a lot more torque, 106 grams per kilometre of CO2 and 8.4 seconds time for a 62mph sprint from the standstill.
What are the applications of these engines?
According to SEAT’s statements, Sports Tourer – also known as ST version – will be the application of this advanced diesel engine, it can be ordered at the starting price of £20,650 but if you want a cheaper 5-door version, then you will have to wait till early 2016. Without folding the rear bench, the Sports Tourer’s boot is spacious enough to hold the cargo up to 586 litres.
What makes this car different from others?
The Technology Pack, this is what makes it different from others. This pack comprises of DAB audio system, Satellite navigation, and of course, LED headlamps.
Don’t worry, that’s not all, you will also be getting rear parking sensors and adaptive cruise control, for safety and comfortable drive. This all will come standard but for the Leon Technology Business, SEAT has packed in rain sensor, automatic headlamps and auto dimming rear view mirror in the Convenience Pack.
What SEAT UK has to say about it?
Peter McDonald, SEAT UK Head of Fleet and Business Sales, said: “The Leon has spearheaded our fleet sales drive over the last 18 months, but the SE Technology Business takes the model on to the next level when it comes to business use. An already impressive package has been made even more compelling, especially when the value is such a key part of the equation, which it inevitably is whether the choice is down to the user-chooser or fleet manager.”