The Cupra Raval and the Volkswagen ID. Polo, coupled with the arrival of the Electric Urban Car Family project, is set to electrify Europe from Spain.
Both brands have started the series production of battery systems at its Martorell plant; the final step before the series production of the Cupra Raval.
From 2026, models including the Cupra Leon and Formentor will sport subtle design prompts as part of Cupra and ABT's collaboration.
In line with its commitment, all of Seat's management team drive EVs, and the brand has used certified green electricity in all its facilities since 2012.
Cupra has started production of the new Cupra Formentor and Cupra Leon at its Martorell plant that is gearing up for an electric future.
The Spanish King paid a visit to Seat's upcoming battery assembly plant which is set to lead the firm's electrification journey.
Seat's Martorell site is kicking off its journey to manufacture electric vehicles as it celebrates its 30th anniversary.
The new train service will eliminate up to 2,400 road journeys, which translates to a reduction of almost 1,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions.
The experimental robots can transport all kinds of materials needed for car assembly, carrying up to 250kg and pulling as much as 500kg.
The new laboratory, with a testing capacity that can reach 1.3MW, will develop and test various energy systems for electric and hybrid vehicles.
The Cupra Formentor is the sixth model to be produced in Martorell and will represent more than 10% additional production volume for the plant.
Seat continued its positive momentum of the last four years and achieved record financial results in 2019, and unveils plans for new electric vehicles.
Seat has become the first in Europe to implement AGVs without magnetic guidance outside its workshops, enabling more efficient parts delivery.
A suite of efficient powertrains and increased connectivity make the new Leon the most advanced vehicle the brand has produced.
Seat's Martorell plant ended 2019 with its highest production volume since 2000, with output totalling 500,005 cars.
Seat's Martorell factory in Barcelona has reduced its water consumption per car produced by 31% in the last eight years.
Seat has reached another milestone in 2018 by exceeding the figure of 10 million vehicles produced at its factory in Martorell.
The positive output forecast in Martorell provides momentum for increasing the workforce and the employees will join the company on 8th January.