Seat may soon have a small crossover based on the Audi Q3. It appears that the decision to build the latest development of German (in turn derived from VW Tiguan) in the Spanish plant in Martorell has been taken also to be able to assemble the two cars side by side (with obvious logistical benefits to costs).
If Q3 has a lot of conservative design, the limit of the standard, the proposal Seat should instead be stylistically more "cool" and inspired by the IBX concept presented in Geneva. If the chassis, transmission and mechanics will be the same, in addition to aesthetics to differentiate the "three sisters" will be assemblies, materials, and any exclusive use of some engines.
If Q3 has a lot of conservative design, the limit of the standard, the proposal Seat should instead be stylistically more "cool" and inspired by the IBX concept presented in Geneva. If the chassis, transmission and mechanics will be the same, in addition to aesthetics to differentiate the "three sisters" will be assemblies, materials, and any exclusive use of some engines.
