Seat is launching the all-wheel drive version of its minivan, the Alhambra, which as reported by the manufacturer will ensure driving pleasure worthy of the sporting spirit that for years the Volkswagen Group intends to inculcate brand Iberia. The Seat Alhambra 4WD promises in fact a neutral behavior and can provide a sporty look, thanks to the 2.0 TDI with 140 horsepower combined with the manual six-speed gearbox which is fitted, a pairing that allows it to touch a speed maximum of 191 km / h and accelerates from 0 to 100 km / h in 11.4 seconds.
Consumption stood at an average of 6 liters per 100 kilometers, with a level of CO2 emissions of 258 grams per kilometer aa, also and especially on the package Ecomotive, which includes a series of measures such as the recovery of ' energy during braking, the Start & Stop system and the SCR catalytic converter (Selective Reduction Catalytoc) Exclusive Seat.
But to be the real reason for interest in this brand new version is the presence of all-wheel drive with Haldex clutch mounted with the rear differential so as to ensure a better distribution of weight between the axles. This is an electronically controlled hydraulic system that helps to consistently provide maximum traction in relation to the type of road on which the car is used, improving the appearance of security thanks to integrated operation with the ESP and ABS systems, whose intervention is thus more homogeneous.
The rest of the Seat Alhambra remains unchanged, confirming the qualities of this car, which is appreciated by the public for its comfort elastic versatility, without sacrificing too much maneuverability that seems to have become an indispensable gift for the models that come with very different ambitions as may be just a minivan. 
Consumption stood at an average of 6 liters per 100 kilometers, with a level of CO2 emissions of 258 grams per kilometer aa, also and especially on the package Ecomotive, which includes a series of measures such as the recovery of ' energy during braking, the Start & Stop system and the SCR catalytic converter (Selective Reduction Catalytoc) Exclusive Seat.
But to be the real reason for interest in this brand new version is the presence of all-wheel drive with Haldex clutch mounted with the rear differential so as to ensure a better distribution of weight between the axles. This is an electronically controlled hydraulic system that helps to consistently provide maximum traction in relation to the type of road on which the car is used, improving the appearance of security thanks to integrated operation with the ESP and ABS systems, whose intervention is thus more homogeneous.
The rest of the Seat Alhambra remains unchanged, confirming the qualities of this car, which is appreciated by the public for its comfort elastic versatility, without sacrificing too much maneuverability that seems to have become an indispensable gift for the models that come with very different ambitions as may be just a minivan.
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