SEAT easymove: Six trim levels – SE, SE Dynamic, FR, FR Sport, Xcellence, Xcellence Lux – each with its own unique equipment, customers only need to choose their trim, engine and colour
In other words, there are no options, only trim levels.
I noticed ACC is only on the Xcellence/Xcellence Lux, which means it can't be sporty looking and useful.
Fail.
I actually quite like the idea of trim levels as opposed to a ton of options. Easier to manage with a lower volume less prestigious brand like SEAT and probably similar to other marques such as Hyundai etc? (I’ve never looked at a Hyundai spec sheet so am purely guessing)
A much cleaner way of buying your vehicle as it removes that issue of getting any money back on expensive extras and all that inevitable nonsense.
I’m sure the Golf will be marketed differently but SEAT already seem to do this spec level marketing.
Less of an issue on the Cupra models that’ll have most options as standard unless they do versions like VW do with the Polo GTI with zilch spec (lease spec only) or GTI + that’s fairly loaded.
I never use ACC anyway as I rarely drive the right sort of roads but my son uses cruise control on his Ibiza all the time due to a lot of motorway and dual carriageway driving.
If it was an option I’d bin it.
