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The Seat Mii is a small city car unveiled at the end of 2011 as part of the Volkswagen Group New Small Family (NSF) models. Initially available only as a 3-door version, a 5-door variant will be released in 2012.
The model shares the same platform with the Volkswagen Up! and the Škoda Citigo, as a result of the Volkswagen Group's New Small Family project. The three models are built together in Bratislava, the german group's plant in Slovakia.
The spanish automaker claims that the model offers the largest luggage compartment in its class, with a volume of 251 litres that can be extended to as much as 951 litre by folding the back seats.
topMii features the typical arrow visual of the brand at the front, the sidelines have powerful wheel arches and slender roof pillars. The headlamps show a new design with triangular units.
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The Mii features a new generation of engines. The compact three-cylinder with a 1-litre displacement offers two outputs of 60 and 75 hp.
With a top speed of 160 and 171 km/h, its claimed fuel consumption is 4.5 and 4.7 litres per 100 kilometres. But the most efficient versions are the Ecomotive variants. According to SEAT, CO2 emissions will be fixed at 97 g/km.
As an alternative to a manual transmission, the model is also available with an automated manual box, with two electric motors managing the gear change.
topFeaturing a new City Safety Assist, the Mii warns the driver or brakes automatically in case of danger. A laser sensor recognizes other vehicles at the front, whether they are moving or stationery.
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The first cars made by Seat were actually nearly unchangeable versions of Fiat models, only to be given the Seat logo and a different model name.
Fiat abandoned the Spanish carmaker in 1981 and then Seat began collaborating with Volkswagen Group’s subsidiary Audi, which would completely own Seat by 1990.
The Spanish automaker built its first 100... more
