Seat

SEAT is an automotive manufacturer founded in Spain in 1950 and integrated into the Volkswagen Group in 1991. The brand focuses on producing youthful and sporty passenger vehicles and holds a competitive position in the European market through its strategies for transitioning to electric mobility.

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Since its founding, SEAT has combined original Spanish design with affordable automobiles. After joining the Volkswagen Group in 1991, its product quality and technical infrastructure improved significantly. During the 2010s, models such as the Ibiza, Leon, Arona, and Ateca increased its recognition in the European market. In recent years, the company has shifted toward transformation through the separation of the CUPRA sub-brand and the development of electric vehicle projects.

• Passenger and Family Models
• SUV and Crossover Models
• Electric and Plug-in Hybrid Models
• Micromobility (SEAT MÓ)

SEAT and CUPRA play an active role in Volkswagen Group’s electric vehicle projects developed on the MEB platform. The CUPRA Born and Tavascan models are built on the MEB architecture, and SEAT’s upcoming 2025 model small electric vehicle, to be produced at its Martorell plant, will be positioned at an accessible price point using the MEB-Lite variant.

In addition to its production facility in Martorell, Spain, SEAT S.A. achieved global sales of 558,100 vehicles in 2024. Sales increased by 7.5 percent year-on-year, with 310,000 passenger cars and 248,000 vehicles sold under the CUPRA brand. Under its electrification strategy, 49,400 plug-in hybrid and 48,000 fully electric vehicles were delivered. Operating profit for the first nine months of the year reached €415 million.

2024 data shows SEAT achieved double-digit sales growth in Germany, Spain, and the United Kingdom. The CUPRA brand has expanded its global reach with notable growth in North American and Middle Eastern markets. The growth rate in the electric vehicle segment has exceeded the European market average.

SEAT aims to make electric vehicle production accessible within its current segments and strengthen its segment leadership through CUPRA. Planned MEB-Lite-supported electric vehicle projects at the Martorell facility and mobility solutions under the SEAT MÓ umbrella serve the brand’s vision for electric urban vehicles. At the same time, the transformation process will continue with updates to existing internal combustion engine (ICE) models.