All about electric All about electric Build my e-Hybrid Talk to a Retailer Electric & e-HYBRID cars Let us show you the difference between hybrid and electric vehicles : BEVs – Battery Electric Vehicles BEVs are powered by electricity alone. They are zero-emission while driving and could come with plenty of money-saving benefits, including tax exemptions. The SEAT Mii, our first ever pure electric car, has already sold out, but why not consider two wheels with our new ? PHEVs – Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles Hybrid cars combine the power of both a petrol engine and an electric motor. It runs purely on electric power for up to 40 miles, but then transfers to a petrol engine if you need to drive further*. SEAT currently offers the Leon e-HYBRID in both 5 door and estate versions. MHEVs – Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicles In a mild hybrid car, the petrol engine is supported by an electric motor. The motor allows the car’s engine to switch off when coasting, braking or stopped, and quickly turns it back on when needed. This is offered on the majority of SEAT models, just look out for eTSI in the engine description. Electric or e-Hybrid? Think about your parking situation and daily mileage. Click on your situation to see what’s right for you... Want to discover more about SEAT e-HYBRID cars? Discover the range Moving forward Are you a fleet manager or company car driver? Explore the fleet section Build your perfect car Configure your Mii electric Find a retailer near you Find a retailer Want more information? Brochure & pricelist Please note that some images may not reflect UK specification and some derivatives may not be available to order. Please refer to the brochure and price list. *In general, fuel costs for a petrol car can be three times as much as an electric car. For example, Mii electric costs 3.4 pence per mile (using official WLTP economy figure at 4.24 miles per kWh and electricity cost at 14.4p per kWh). The last model of a petrol Mii 1.0 75PS achieved 10.13 pence per mile (using official NEDC economy of 49.6mpg and petrol at 110.5p per litre). Therefore a 100 mile journey is £3.40 in the Mii electric or £10.13 in an equivalent petrol model. **Today's rapid chargers generate an output of 50kW and in some cases up to 150kW. If an electric car can accept charge that high, it can charge a battery in under an hour. ***Figures were obtained using a combination of battery power and fuel. Mains electricity required for charging. Figures shown are for comparability purposes; only compare fuel consumption, CO2 and equivalent all-electric range figures with other vehicles tested to the same technical procedures. These figures may not reflect real life driving results. United Kingdom Visit International Page New Cars Fleet & Company Cars Offers & Finance Owners About us © 2021 SEAT, S.A. All Rights Reserved Press Releases Legal Note Cookie Policy Sitemap Privacy Policy Find a Retailer Contact Me Finance Calculator We use Cookies Some of these are necessary, while others allow us to enhance your experience, personalise content and ads (across devices) and provide insights into how the site is being used. Our recommended settings are that these cookies are all active but if you aren't happy with this you can manage your preferences by clicking 'Manage your Cookie Settings'. For the full details of each of the cookies we use please see ourCookie Policy Accept all Manage your Cookie Settings