At the UK market launch of the SEAT Ibiza SportCoupe, that took place at the London Motorshow, the Spanish manufacturer also announced a customisation program for its new model. The SEAT Ibiza SC customisation program adds new element to the Sport version including a Lumina Orange paint finish. Other colors offered by the SEAT Ibiza SC customisation program include Galia Blue, Limette Green and Furia Grey that work very well with the a spectacular black roof.
For the interior the SEAT Ibiza SC customisation program offers body color detailing on the steering wheel, gearknob, door panels and ventilation nozzles.
Seat Press Release:
The London Motor Show is the first car showcase where SEAT is publicly displaying the new Ibiza SportCoupe, the vehicle that completes the Spanish brand’s range of this successful model after the launch last May of the five-door version, and whose new exterior design and compact coupe styling greatly increase its sporty appeal.
The Ibiza unit chosen by SEAT is characterised by the addition of customisation elements on the Sport version that heighten the new model’s already good looks, and reflects the strategy introduced at the international trade press presentation of gradually increasing the possibilities of customising the Ibiza SC.
At first sight, the suggestive exterior in Lumina Orange is immediately visible; a color that perfectly matches the car’s sporty looks. The Ibiza SportCoupe’s exclusive color palette is completed with Galia Blue Limette Green and Furia Grey. The car also features a spectacular black
roof, which draws even more attention.
On the inside, the car’s looks are even more personalised with the addition of body color detailing on elements such as the steering wheel, gearknob, door panels, ventilation nozzles, the area of the softpad, and the area surrounding the air vent located between the steering wheel and the door. Furthermore, the Ibiza SC features attractive, efficient seats upholstered in a combination of leather and black Alcántara with double orange stitching.
SEAT is hoping to be able to offer its customers the chance of customising their new Ibiza in a way similar to the one displayed at the London Motor Show.
