New SEAT Ateca for Sale

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£33,720

£24,990

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SEAT Ateca

1.5 TSI EVO SE Technology DSG Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

Petrol
Automatic
11 Miles
Grey

Crewe SEAT

Nearly New

£26,990

£25,490

10.3%APR

£396/Month

PCP

2025 SEAT Ateca

1.5 TSI EVO FR Sport DSG Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

2025
DK75VLZ
Petrol
Automatic
100 Miles
Black

Crewe SEAT

New

£36,940

£26,990

Finance Available

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SEAT Ateca

1.5 TSI EVO FR Black Edition Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

Petrol
Manual
11 Miles
Red

Crewe SEAT

New

£38,350

£31,290

Finance Available

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SEAT Ateca

1.5 TSI EVO FR Black Edition DSG Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

Petrol
Automatic
13 Miles
Black

CUPRA Oldham

Cash Price£25,490
Deposit£1,250
APR10.3%
monthly payments£613
Rate of interest10.31%
Total amount payable£30,687
Term48 months
Total deposit£1,250
Total amount of credit£24,240
Optional final payment£0
Annual mileage6,000
Excess cost per mile0 pence
Deposit Contribution£250

SEAT Ateca

The Ateca has been a somewhat underground success for SEAT. Boasting reliable Volkswagen Group underpinnings, the Ateca’s sharp looks and impressive value-for-money have seen it fit the bill for many. It’s also got practicality on its side, with clever packaging solutions and a decent boot making it a sure-fire hit with families in the SEAT SUV range. Now, Seat has chosen to give it a little added pep via a mid-life refresh, bringing tweaked looks and added technology. Let’s take a look at what it’s got to offer.

Interior design

Of course, as a refresh the Ateca isn’t radically different inside in terms of layout, so you still get the same spacious interior that was there before. A new cold-weather windscreen heating system has been included now though, which brings an invisible coating to the screen which means it can be defrosted almost immediately. There’s still tons of space to be found here, while seats-up boot space rests at a reasonable 510 litres.

Exterior design

Again, the exterior changes on the new Ateca are, like the interior ones, subtle. The front end of the car has been sharpened thanks to the introduction of a new grille and redesigned headlights, while around the back there’s new ‘handwriting’ style badging which we’ve already seen used on the latest Leon.

In truth, the Ateca has never been a bad looking car, so these additions only help to make a good-looking car even better to look at.

Technology

SEAT has given the Ateca’s technology levels a significant boost with the new version. There’s a new 9.2-inch infotainment system what has been repositioned to make it easier to use. Both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are included as standard on all models too, while a new voice recognition system has been included too. You activate it by saying ‘hola hola’ to it, bringing a nod to the Ateca’s Spanish roots.

Performance

Three petrol engines will be available with the Ateca, ensuring that there are a good variety of powertrains to choose from. These include:

1.0 TSI 110 PS 6-Speed Manual
1.5 TSI 150 PS 6-Speed Manual
1.5 TSI 150 PS 7-Speed DSG Auto

SEAT Ateca exterior close up of front alloy

What trim levels are on the SEAT Ateca?

Standard Equipment Highlights:

17” ‘Brilliant Silver’ Alloy Wheels
Full Link Smartphone Interface
Wireless Phone Charger
LED headlights and Tailights

SE Technology

Equipment in addition to SE:

18” ‘Performance’ Machined Alloy Wheels in Nuclear Grey
Roof Rails & Window Trims in Chrome
Navigation Systems
DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting)

Equipment in addition to SE Technology:

18” ‘Brilliant Silver’ Alloy Wheels
Dark Tinted Rear Windows
Front Sports Seats in Dinamica Cloth
Keyless Entry

FR Sport

Equipment in addition to FR:

19” ‘Exclusive’ Machined Alloy Wheels with Decorative Inserts in Cosmos Grey
Digital Cockpit
Electric Driver Seat
Front Sports Seats in Leather Upholstery

XPERIENCE

Equipment in addition to SE Technology :

18” ‘Brilliant Silver’ Alloy Wheels
Heated windscreen
Front Sports Seats in Dinamica
Rear view camera

XPERIENCE Lux

Equipment in addition to XPERIENCE:

19” ‘Exclusive’ Machined Alloy Wheels in Nuclear Grey
Heated Front Sports Seats in Leather Upholstery
Top View Camera
Electric Tailgate with Virtual Pedal

FR Black Edition

19" Exclusive alloy wheels in Glossy Black
Top View Camera
Adaptive cruise control system with speed limiter
Electric tailgate with virtual pedal
Full Link smartphone integration (Wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto)
SEAT Connect: Safety, Service and Remote Access
Keyless entry
Wireless phone charger
Interior ambient lighting
Aluminium pedals
Electric driver seat with memory function
Front centre armrest
Front seat with back storage pockets

Seat Ateca Test Drive Review

The Seat Ateca is the first SUV for the Spanish manufacturer. Is it any good? We grab the keys and get behind the wheel to find out

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Space and practicality

There’s plenty of leg, head and shoulder room in the Ateca for four adults, although jamming a fifth occupant into the centre rear seat will cause a few squabbles – particularly when it comes to straddling the central transmission tunnel. This isn’t any worse a situation than in anything else in the class though.

A 510-litre boot is again ballpark for the class, and although it falls to 485 litres if you specify the 4DRIVE four-wheel drive system on your Ateca, it’s still comparable to rivals. The proportions of the space are decent enough, with a couple of cubbies, and there’s one-touch release levers for the rear seats along with an optional ‘virtual pedal’ hands-free boot release. The rear seats don’t fold flat though and they leave a pronounced step in the folded position.

What’s new?

The Ateca is the first SUV ever made by Spanish carmaker Seat, so on the whole it’s an entirely new product – albeit one that uses the familiar Volkswagen Group MQB platform. The car was engineered and designed at Seat’s headquarters at Martorell, Barcelona. While it might be the first foray into a new sector for Seat, it’s not going to be the last, with four new models – including other SUVs – coming in the next few years.

While it might be the first foray into a new sector for Seat, it’s not going to be the last, with four new models – including other SUVs – coming in the next few years.

Looks and image

First impressions of the Seat are that it’s not a Seat at all. Cover up the badging and you’d be forgiven for mistaking it for an Audi Q3 – and indeed on our first drive of it through Barcelona, many people had to take a good close look at the Seat badging, just to check. It’s quite an impressively premium-looking vehicle all round really, with sharp lines and signature LED lights. Unlock the car and it casts light puddles on the floor under the door mirrors with the Ateca name and outline. It continues to the inside with oodles of soft-touch material in the upper cabin and an up-to-date interior design that you’ll recognise from the Seat Leon. All-in-all, the Ateca gives over a pretty expensive vibe.

Behind the wheel

There’s no problem getting seated and comfy in the Ateca, with a good driving position giving you a decent, elevated view of the road ahead.

All models are paired with familiar family engine and transmission tech, with TSI petrols ranging from 111bhp to 146bhp and TDI diesels at 111hp, 146bhp and 184bhp. The higher-power diesels can be matched to seven-speed DSG automatics, but our test car is a six-speed manual.With such widely-used greasy bits, you know what to expect in terms of performance, with 60mph coming up in around 11 seconds for the lowest-powered cars and falling to a brisk 7.5 seconds for the quickest.

Out on the road there’s a clear sporty intent to the Ateca, which handles the twists and turns with very little fuss whatsoever – more so with the 4DRIVE cars that use more sophisticated rear suspension set-ups. This does translate to a little bit of firmness and the odd protest over expansion joints and ripples, but it doesn’t stray into uncomfortable. If anything, the around-town manners are more impressive and the Ateca handles city streets and traffic with ease.

Value for money

Broadly, the Ateca represents pretty good value once you step away from the entry-level cars. The S specification model may come in at just £17,990, but the only real creature comfort is air conditioning. Move higher up the range and you get access to toys like LED daytime running lights, dual zone climate control and the central eight-inch touchscreen. Top specification XCELLENCE cars get Value for money Broadly, the Ateca represents pretty good value once you step away from the entry-level cars. The S specification model may come in at just £17,990, but the only real creature comfort is air conditioning. Move higher up the range and you get access to toys like LED daytime running lights, dual zone climate control and the central eight-inch touchscreen.

Top specification

XCELLENCE cars get multicolour interior ambient lighting, electric opening tailgate with ‘virtual pedal’ hands-free operation and full LED headlights and tail lights. There’s a pretty broad spread on the options list too, with a panoramic sunroof and a top view camera to give a 360-degree image of your surroundings at manoeuvring speeds. The Ateca also majors on driving assists, with a traffic jam assist function that can control acceleration, braking and steering in slow moving traffic, adaptive cruise control, lane assist, tiredness recognition system and rear cross traffic alert. Whichever options and specification you opt for though, it’s going to be hard to get a rival vehicle to match it at the same price point. Anyone who’s in the target market for a family-sized crossover SUV – which, judging by the proliferation of them on the UK’s roads, is just about everyone. Even though it’s quite late to the game, the Ateca could prove to be one of the best of the bunch.

How can we help?

At the end of the Solutions Personal Contract Plan (PCP) agreement there are three options: i) pay the optional final payment and own the vehicle; ii) return the vehicle: subject to excess mileage and fair wear and tear, charges may apply; or iii) replace: part exchange the vehicle. With Solutions Personal Contract Plan. 18s+. Subject to availability and status. T&Cs apply. Offer available when ordered by 18 December 2024 from participating Retailers. Exclusions may apply. Indemnities may be required. Subject to changes in vehicle or equipment prices. Not available in conjunction with any other finance offer and may be varied or withdrawn at any time. Accurate at time of publication 10/2024. Freepost SEAT Financial Services. Available with two services for £199 - covers first two consecutive services limited to 1 x oil service and 1 x oil and inspection service.

Refundable deposit of £49

SEAT Ateca

Interior design

Exterior design

Technology

Performance

What trim levels are on the SEAT Ateca?

Seat Ateca Test Drive Review

The Seat Ateca is the first SUV for the Spanish manufacturer. Is it any good? We grab the keys and get behind the wheel to find out

Space and practicality

What’s new?

Looks and image

Behind the wheel

Value for money

Top specification

How can we help?

New SEAT Ateca for sale

Refundable deposit of £49

SEAT Ateca

Interior design

Exterior design

Technology

Performance

What trim levels are on the SEAT Ateca?

Space and practicality

What’s new?

​Looks and image

Behind the wheel

Value for money

Top specification

Looks and image