The new 2013 Seat Leon is going to have its world debut at the end of this month at the 2012 Paris auto show. Seat will show in Paris the five-door version of the 2013 Leon, however, in the near future they'll premiere the three-door SC and the ST estate. Withe new looks and more efficient engine, the 2013 Leon hopes to continue the success of its predecessor. The new Seat Leon (2013) shows a new front end design, with new headlights featuring LED DRLs, and a new apron with integrated fog lights. The rear of the 2013 Leon has also been re-designed, showing a new set of lights and a re-styled bumper. The hatchback's fresh new interior has a much cleaner design, with large air vents, new dials and a more stylish center console. Seat's 2013 Leon has more room for its passengers and 40 liters more luggage space. Its boot has a capacity of 380 liters, with the rear seats up.
The 2013 Seat Leon is going to be available with several engines, including one that emits just 99g/km of CO2 and offers 74.3mpg. There is also going to be a 1.8-liter petrol engine, developing 180 PS and emitting 140g/km of CO2, and a 150 PS diesel that offers 70mpg and emits 110g/km of CO2. To reduce the 2013 Leon’s fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, Seat managed to make it around 90 kg lighter than its predecessor.
The 2013 Seat Leon is going to be the first vehicle in its class to offer full LED headlights. The hatchback will continue to be available with the DSG automatic transmission. Its equipment list includes a color touchscreen, air conditioning, and Bluetooth phone connectivity.
The 2013 Seat Leon's price is going to be announced at a later date.
