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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

First photo of SEAT Mii

It is based on the Volkswagen Up! and will appear next year.
In web image appears on a new model SEAT, which allegedly will appear next year. The compact vehicle is called SEAT Mii and build the platform of the Volkswagen Up!, Which is used for Skoda Citigo.

The car will receive a distinctive design inherent in the brand SEAT, but will use similar engines with the other two cars of the VW Group. We expect three-cylinder engine, one-liter and two versions of power - 60 hp and 75 hp Weaker engine will spend an average of 4.5 liters / 100 km and a high - about 0.2 liters more.

The dimensions of the SEAT Mii will probably be the same as the other two cars - length 3.563 mm, 1.641 mm width and height of 1.478 mm and 2.420 mm wheelbase.

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