SEAT Mii

The SEAT Mii is a segment A city car that SEAT put on sale from the fourth quarter of 2011, although the Spanish article dates the start of deliveries to December 2012. It is the direct successor of the SEAT Arosa, which ended in 2004, and sits below the Ibiza in the range. It differs only in minor styling details from the Volkswagen up! and the Škoda Citigo, and is built in Bratislava alongside them. It has a transversely mounted front engine and front-wheel drive. It was officially presented in October 2011 as a three-door car, code KF12, and a five-door version, code KF13, joined it later. The base model is 3,560 mm long on a 2,420 mm wheelbase, 1,641 mm wide and 1,478 mm high, with an empty weight of 854 kg. Trim levels were Reference, Style with Chic and Sport variants, and FR Line, and from late 2017 the range was reduced to the Style trim in five-door form only.