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Seat Ibiza

The SEAT Ibiza is an icon of the urban hatchback market. First introduced in 1984, it has racked up over 6 million sales over five generations. The new SEAT Ibiza pushes boundaries, embracing new approaches to inspire a youthful and creative spirit.

The new SEAT Ibiza is shaped by three core pillars: a refreshed exterior, a refined interior, and a strengthened value proposition that makes the Ibiza more compelling than ever.

"The SEAT Ibiza is the brand's best-selling model in its history, paving the way for SEAT's success, built in part on the car's incredible achievements," said Markus Haupt, CEO of SEAT. "It remains an icon for the segment, proudly delivering for the customers who look to the Ibiza's characterful look, strong interior design, fully connected digital approach and efficient engine line-up."

Designed, developed and produced in Martorell, Barcelona, the new SEAT Ibiza will be launched in January 2026.

EXTERIOR DESIGN

The SEAT Ibiza's exterior shines with a refreshed design that embodies the dynamic, characterful spirit at the heart of this urban icon.

The new hexagonal grille design combined with the iconic diamond-shaped mesh in a matt/polished finish, enhances the sporty character and emphasizes the wider proportions. The new, slimmer Full LED headlights emphasize the car width while redefining the front-end expression. Their refined light signature adds a more technical look and gives the car a more determined attitude.

The design language of the new front bumper enhances the vehicle's expressive design, and sculpture, making it more in tune with the rest of the car. The bigger side air curtain elements and the lower central intake create a strong volume and much more expressive front attaching the car visually to the road. At the same time, all the technical components such as sensors and fog lights are framed in the black areas, allowing for greater expressive freedom in the front surfaces.

In FR trim, details such as the laser-etched B-pillar logo, dark aluminium FR badge on the tailgate and black wing mirrors add refined yet sporty accent, echoing the car's athletic stance. The dynamic character is reinforced by a refreshed alloy wheel line-up, spanning 15" to 18".

The wheel options include four new wheel styles - two 17" and two 18" choices - each available in painted or machined finishes. These larger designs deliver greater visual impact and customisation, standing out as bold expressions of the Ibiza evolved identity.

At the rear, the new SEAT Ibiza introduces a newly designed bumper underscoring its sporty, youthful attitude. The horizontal highlight at the top has been extended creating a wider look. It also features a darkened license plate area, adding sportiness and iconicity while reducing the visual weight of the rear and creating a distinctive look from a distance. This black area embraces the two diffusers, in Style and FR trim, completing the differentiation of the range at the rear. Distinctive dark aluminium model lettering adds a sleek, technical edge, bringing expressive detail that helps it stand out from the crowd. All versions of the new SEAT Ibiza now also feature 100% LED taillights.

Finally, the Ibiza's exterior is completed with a palette of fresher, more vibrant colours. Liminal, Oniric, and Hypnotic join the existing range - including Glacial White, Midnight Black, Magnetic Tech, Candy White, Fiord Blue, and Graphene Grey-bringing the total to nine striking choices for even more personalisation.

INTERIOR DESIGN

The SEAT Ibiza's interior takes a bold step forward in quality, style and energy. A new black-finished greenhouse sets the tone for a more refined and characterful cabin, complemented by embossed textile for the seats, textile door panels, and soft-touch materials that add both personality and perceived quality. New trims and textures elevate the space, while the optional panoramic sunroof floods the interior with natural light-enhancing the sense of roominess and drawing attention to the Ibiza's carefully crafted design.

The steering wheel, wrapped in 100% premium perforated leather, delivers a tactile sense of precision and control from the moment you take the wheel.

Lighting remains a signature element inside the cabin, just as it is on the exterior. LED light accents surround the side air vents and are now offered in new colours - Fresh Mint for Style, or Silver Metallic for FR-, adding extra flair to the interior design.

For those who want to take it further, the Ibiza FR steps up with specific Buckets seats included as standard, adding extra lateral support and sportiness. Dark-tinted rear windows and SEAT Drive Profile driving modes also come as standard, amplifying both comfort and dynamic capability.

The SEAT Ibiza's cabin remains driver-focused; the ergonomically designed multifunction steering wheel gives complete control over in-cabin functions, allowing the driver to scroll through the incredibly clear digital instrument cluster. The standard 8" system delivers everything in complete clarity, while the optional 10.25" Digital Cockpit expands functionality and deepens the sharpness.

Horizontal proportions are maintained across the cabin's functional areas, including the elevated, floating central infotainment display (8.25" standard, with a larger 9.2" option), enhancing ergonomic comfort and usability.

SEAT combines design and functionality. The boot offers a generous 355 litres of space, ranking among the best in its class, while the load area goes beyond just capacity. A double floor adds versatility, and four metal hooks provide secure points for a cargo net, keeping everything in place on the move.

TRIMS

Personalisation is at the heart of the SEAT Ibiza's appeal, letting drivers tailor the car to their own style and needs. With three distinct trim levels-Ibiza, Style and FR -customers can choose the perfect Ibiza for them and explore a wide range of options to truly make it their own.

Both the Style and FR trims have taken a leap forward in quality and style. A black headliner creates a sleek, immersive atmosphere throughout the cabin, perfectly complemented by newly embossed textile covering the seats, and textile door panels insert that add texture and quality. New colour and trim options further elevate the interior, while the premium 100% perforated leather steering wheel enhances the tactile experience with improved materials and craftsmanship. For those looking to personalise even further, a range of optional extras is available, including a panoramic sunroof, Climatronic climate control (standard on the FR) and a larger 9.2" infotainment system, allowing each Ibiza to truly reflect its owner's style and preferences.

The Ibiza FR goes even further, offering standard Bucket seats that deliver exceptional lateral support and sportiness for the driver and front passenger, alongside driving modes for a tailored experience balancing comfort and performance. Additional features include front and rear parking sensors, a rearview camera, a subtle FR logo on the B-pillar, dark aluminium FR badge on the tailgate and black wing mirrors and darkened exhaust pipes that underscore its sporty character. With options such as 18" performance machined alloy wheels and keyless entry, the FR trim sets a new benchmark for refinement and driving excitement in the segment.

DIGITALISATION AND CONNECTIVITY

The SEAT Ibiza is built to keep you connected on the go, bringing your digital world straight into the cabin and giving you instant access to your favourite apps.

The floating infotainment display features an 8.25" screen as standard, with an optional 9.2" navigation system that integrates SEAT CONNECT and wireless Full Link connectivity - keeping you seamlessly connected and in control.

The Full Link system connects your digital life to your car, no matter what device you use. Whether it's Apple CarPlay or Android Auto via cable and wireless, your contacts, music, and maps are always within easy reach. Everything is controlled simply, intuitively, and safely, so you can stay focused on the road while using either the infotainment screen or the steering wheel controls.

To make the most of everything happening inside the car, the SEAT Ibiza features a new SEAT Sound System. This high-quality audio system combines six speakers, a subwoofer, and a 300W amplifier to deliver an immersive and powerful sound experience.

With the larger optional 9.2" infotainment system, up-to-date online content is always just a tap or voice command away - whether it's traffic updates, parking info, petrol stations, or internet radio.

Voice control is straightforward. Just say "hola, hola" to wake the system, much like the smart home assistants everyone knows and uses.

Plus, with two Type-C USB ports at the front, connecting your devices couldn't be easier. The 15W wireless fast charging (a big step up from the previous 5W) means your devices stay powered and connected. It uses refrigerated technology to manage device thermals too.

POWERTRAINS

Petrol powers the SEAT Ibiza, delivering a perfect balance of efficiency and dynamic driving - keeping the hatchback ready for any adventure.

The line-up features four engines, with outputs ranging from 80PS (59kW) to 150PS (110kW) to provide dynamic driving tailored to every need:

  • 1.0 MPI 80PS 3-cylinder engine with 5-speed manual gearbox
  • 1.0 TSI 95PS 3-cylinder engine with 5-speed manual gearbox
  • 1.0 TSI 115PS 3-cylinder engine with 6-speed manual or 7-speed DSG gearbox
  • 1.5 TSI 150PS 4-cylinder engine with 7-speed DSG gearbox

The SEAT Ibiza's engine range is backed by a strong chassis: front MacPherson struts and a torsion beam rear suspension, finely tuned to suit every driving situation and deliver truly rewarding dynamics. The suspension works hand-in-hand with the steering to offer intuitive responses, making every drive engaging and enjoyable.

With multiple driver modes - Eco, Normal, Sport, and Individual - easily selected at the push of a button, you can tailor the engine response, steering, and in variants with a dual-clutch transmission, the gearbox to match your mood and needs. The Ibiza adapts to you, delivering a driving experience that's uniquely yours.

SAFETY AND CONVENIENCE

The SEAT Ibiza delivers the joy of driving, integrating a range of safety and convenience features that reduce stress and bring more fun to every journey.

Systems like Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Automatic Emergency Braking, and Tiredness Recognition combine with some of the most advanced driver assistance technologies to offer intelligent support when you need it - without interfering or taking over the drive.

Travel Assist combines ACC and Lane Assist to provide semi-automatic. It helps reduce fatigue by keeping the vehicle centred in its lane and maintaining speed according to traffic flow. Add Traffic Sign Recognition, so the Ibiza always knows the current speed limit, and it becomes an even safer companion on the road.

The SEAT Ibiza also features Side Assist, with front and rear radars monitoring blind spots and alerting you if there's a vehicle nearby when you want to change lanes.

And when night falls, High Beam Assist detects vehicles ahead, automatically switching the Full LED lights between high and low beam. Thanks to the SEAT Ibiza's advanced Full LED technology, this system now offers increased beam range and brightness - up to twice the range on low beam and three times more brightness on high beam compared to the previous EcoLED - another way to take the stress out of driving.

Bold evolution: The transformation of the SEAT Ibiza into an icon

Since its launch over 40 years ago, the SEAT Ibiza has been a true pillar of the brand-backed by incredible sales success, with more than 6 million units sold to date. It's an icon that captures the spirit of youth, enjoyed by a diverse generation of drivers, all while bringing the latest technologies and innovations to a car that remains accessible to everyone.

With every new generation, the Ibiza has helped drive SEAT's growth and bring bold new ideas to the market.

The introduction of the first-generation SEAT Ibiza in 1984 was a milestone for the company on many exciting fronts. It marked the start of SEAT's journey as an international manufacturer, pushing out to make its bold mark on the automotive world. Unveiled at the Paris Motor Show, the Ibiza laid the foundations for a future of new markets and a growing global presence.

The SEAT Ibiza Mk1 was the first vehicle fully developed by the brand without a technological partner-relying instead on SEAT's internal expertise and strategic collaborations: Giorgetto Giugiaro shaped the bold exterior, Karmann refined the car body, and Porsche brought its know-how to the powertrain.

It launched with three trim levels-L, GL and GLX-powered by a choice of 1.2 or 1.5-litre petrol engines. The highlight of the line-up was the 85PS SEAT Ibiza 1.5 GLX: a model that set new standards for performance and engineering. Its capabilities were proven in the Inter-Ibiza Championship, a one-make rally competition where every driver competed behind the wheel of the exact same 1.5 GLX.

The early 1990s marked the arrival of the second-generation SEAT Ibiza Mk2 and a vehicle based on a Volkswagen Group platform. Once again styled by Giorgetto Giugiaro in close collaboration with the SEAT Design Centre in Martorell, the Ibiza evolved with a more rounded, aerodynamic and sportier look - perfectly in tune with the spirit of the decade.

While it introduced more advanced mechanical solutions and upgraded equipment, its greatest legacy was beyond the car itself: the Ibiza Mk2 became the driving force behind a major transformation at SEAT. Engineered at the Martorell Technical Centre, it was the first vehicle produced at the new Martorell plant-signalling the start of operations and a historic milestone in the company's journey.

Unveiled at the 2001 Bologna Motor Show, the third-generation SEAT Ibiza Mk3 marked a major step forward in build quality, engineering, performance and design.

With legendary designer Walter de Silva working alongside the SEAT Design Centre in Martorell, the Ibiza introduced a more dynamic and expressive silhouette-one that brought fresh energy and a new sense of agility to the segment.

Under the surface, the introduction of the "Agile Chassis concept" across the range transformed the Ibiza's handling, delivering sharper, more responsive driving dynamics. Performance was also taken up a notch, with engine outputs climbing to 130PS-setting new standards for the small car category.

By 2004, the SEAT Ibiza was celebrating its 20th anniversary. More than 3.3 million units had been built across its first three generations, a testament to its impact not just on the brand, but on the market. And what better way to celebrate than with the arrival of new, sportier versions that would define SEAT's performance DNA: it was the generation that gave birth to the FR line. The Ibiza FR launched with 130PS 1.9 TDI diesel and 150PS 1.8-litre petrol turbo engines - earning its place as a favourite among driving enthusiasts.

Performance was a linchpin of this generation of vehicle, nowhere better illustrated than with the introduction of the CUPRA R version. Fettled by SEAT Sport technicians, the high-performance hatchback boasted a 160PS TDI and 180PS TSI- the most powerful diesel on the market at the time.

With the fourth-generation SEAT Ibiza Mk4, launched in 2008, the brand took a bold new direction - combining expressive design with some of the most innovative technologies of the time. And just one year later, in 2009, the Ibiza celebrated an important milestone: 25 years of continuous production.

This new chapter introduced designer Luc Donckerwolke's striking Arrow Design concept, giving the front end a sharper, sportier identity defined by bold geometric lines. The evolution of SEAT's signature Dynamic Line along the sides added movement and strength. This generation was the only one to offer a full range of different body styles: 3-door, 5-door and an estate variant.

But the Ibiza Mk4 was more than just good looks. It raised the bar in equipment and safety, helping redefine what an urban car could offer. Head-chest airbags, Electronic Stability Programme (ESP), Hill Hold Control, and a low tyre pressure warning system were all available-placing the Ibiza at the forefront of its segment. The range was also crowned by the striking Ibiza Bocanegra special edition, with its distinctive black front end paying homage to the legendary 1970s SEAT 1200 Sport.

The fifth-generation SEAT Ibiza Mk5 was created to respond to the changing needs of a new generation of drivers-blending style, passion and dynamism with the demands of a more digital and environmentally conscious world.

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        The launch of the new Toyota Yaris represents an important event in the history of Toyota Motor Europe. In fact, for the first time, the Product Planning...

      • 2012 Toyota Yaris
        2012

        The launch of the third generation Toyota Yaris adds a new chapter to the model's ongoing European success story. Over the last decade, the Yaris has...

      • 2009 Toyota Yaris 5-door
        2009

        For 2009, Toyota Yaris is available in three body styles: a sedan, 3-door Liftback, and an all-new 5-door liftback, each in Base and Sporty "S" grades.

      • 2006 Toyota Yaris
        2006

        The first generation Toyota Yaris has been a top performer for Toyota, its sales rising every year from launch in 1999 to the point where it accounts for...

      • 2009 Toyota Yaris 3-door
        2009

        Toyota announced manufacturer's suggested retail prices (MSRP) for the three fuel efficient 2009 Toyota Yaris subcompact models. MSRPs will range from...

      • 2007 Toyota Yaris TS
        2007

        The Toyota Yaris TS is a flagship model for the highly successful Toyota Yaris range, offering customers enjoyable sports performance with no compromise...

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      • 2003 Toyota Yaris
        2003

        When Toyota took the opportunity to refresh the styling of Toyota Yaris in spring 2003, the challenge to the design team was to create a new look without...

      • 1999 Toyota Yaris
        1999

        Joining the successful 67bhp 1.0-litre VVT-i Toyota Yaris is a bigger-engined 1.3-litre version made its debut at the 1999 Frankfurt Motor Show. The 1.3 is...

      • 2001 Toyota Yaris T Sport
        2001

        The Toyota Yaris T Sport adds sports performance to the many enjoyable characteristics of the award winning Yaris range. It features a powerful 1.5-litre...

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      • 2024 Suzuki Swift
        2024

        The muscular appearance of the new Suzuki Swift is further established by blacked-out pillars creating the appearance of a floating roof that adds a sense of lightness...

      • 2021 Suzuki Swift
        2021

        In addition to its stylish exterior design in a compact size of just 3,840mm long, the Suzuki Swift features excellent visibility, a spacious cabin and...

      • 2018 Suzuki Swift
        2018

        The new Suzuki Swift is 10mm shorter than the outgoing model, while its wheelbase is 20mm longer, creating more interior room including 20 per cent more...

      • 2018 Suzuki Swift Sport
        2018

        To achieve short-stroke and nimble shifting, enhancements have been made to the same 6-speed manual transmission used in the previous Suzuki Swift Sport.

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      • 2011 Suzuki Swift
        2011

        Suzuki Swift brings to the compact car segment a blend of eye-catching good looks, Japanese quality and European-inspired driving dynamics, and with prices...

      • 2012 Suzuki Swift Sport
        2012

        The Suzuki Swift Sport is the performance flagship of the Swift model range and offers higher levels of tuning, steering and braking performance than the...

      • 2013 Suzuki Swift Sport 5-door
        2013

        The Suzuki Swift Sport's M16A engine offers power combined with low emissions. The engine has a variable intake system and an optimised intake VVT...

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      • 2005 Suzuki Swift
        2005

        1. Introduction. A new kind of compact car. A new philosophy and a new beginning. The 2005 Geneva Motor Show presents the ideal opportunity to introduce...

      • 2007 Suzuki Swift Sport
        2007

        The distinctive style and European-inspired driving dynamics of Suzuki Swift form the perfect basis for Suzuki Swift Sport, a high performance derivative...

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      • 1985 Suzuki Swift
        1985

        The Suzuki Swift was originally marketed in Japan and sold as the Cultus / SA310 until early 1985 when the Swift name was then used for Europe, and the...

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