SEAT Leon e-HYBRID
Models
POSITIVELY CHARGED
The SEAT Leon e-HYBRID is SEAT's first model with a plug-in hybrid powertrain, combining the best of electric and conventional SEAT technology for an eco-friendly yet dynamic drive. The SEAT Leon e-HYBRID is available in a Hatch or Estate, with four trims. (FR, FR Sport, XCELLENCE & XCELLENCE Lux).
E-HYBRID BENEFITS
Unlike a pure electric car, the SEAT Leon estate e-HYBRID lets you increase your total range thanks to flexible charging options. The electric engine uses regenerative braking to increase range and have more power on the road.
Travel up to 40 miles* with zero CO2 emissions.
Charge and use the battery when it suits you.
Save money on your daily commute.
Use regenerative braking to increase range.
WHAT ABOUT CHARGING
When charging an electric vehicle it isn't that different from refuelling. There's still a fuel filler cap, however instead of a petrol tank you’ll find a charging socket to plug in your connector. This can be done using a domestic three-pin socket or a home wall box. Installing a home wall box is the most efficient option as wall box chargers can refill your car up to three times faster. When you decide to install a charger at home, it’s best to go through an authorised installer like Pod Point. Pod Point will guide you through the whole process, from the pre-installation consultation through to the demonstration once the work has been done making it stress-free. They also include a 3-year warranty and Wi-Fi connectivity^^ for real-time updates.
The UK’s network of fast and rapid chargers is getting bigger by the week. There are plenty of ways to pay for them too, from pay-as-you-go schemes to subscription models. Some points are even free. Finding your nearest charging station is simple with apps like Zap-Map.
Finance Options
With a range of finance products available, it’s never been easier to take the wheel of your new ŠKODA.
ŠKODA North Wales
Our showroom can be found at The Point, Conwy Road, located at Llandudno junction, just a short distance from junction 19 of the A55 North Wales.