After being launched in the UK and in Italy earlier this month, the Seat Mii has continued to be launched in Germany for a starting price of just under €9,000.
Set to go on sale on May 12, the all-new Mii is actually €560 cheaper than the Skoda Citigo and €850 cheaper than the Volkswagen Up!. The model will come with standard features such as the Emergency Braking System (EBS) and four airbags.
In Germany, the entry-level version is powered by a three-cylinder petrol engine with 60 horsepower, allowing it to have a fuel consumption of 4.5-liter per 100 km, while CO2 emissions stop at 105 g/km.
Set to go on sale on May 12, the all-new Mii is actually €560 cheaper than the Skoda Citigo and €850 cheaper than the Volkswagen Up!. The model will come with standard features such as the Emergency Braking System (EBS) and four airbags.
In Germany, the entry-level version is powered by a three-cylinder petrol engine with 60 horsepower, allowing it to have a fuel consumption of 4.5-liter per 100 km, while CO2 emissions stop at 105 g/km.
