SEAT Arona Prices and Specifications

Entry-level SE cars come with 17-inch alloy wheels, LED daytime running lights, a contrasting roof and automatic emergency braking that’ll help prevent low-speed bumps but you’ll have to pay extra for an SE Technology model if you want an eight-inch touchscreen and satellite navigation.

SE Technology cars get the same basic equipment as SE models but add an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system with sat nav and wireless phone charging, and rear parking sensors. You also get 17-inch alloy wheels, automatic emergency braking and a contrasting roof colour.

FR models are sportier than SE versions and come with different 17-inch alloy wheels, LED headlights, more aggressive front and rear bumpers and stiffer sports suspension. You also get rear parking sensors and a contrasting roof alongside sat nav, an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system and wireless phone charging.

Xperience versions of the Seat Arona get a fairly plush spec for such a small car. Fitted as standard are climate control, keyless entry, automatic wipers and heated wing mirrors. This spec also gets adaptive cruise control and striking 17-inch alloy wheels right out of the gates.

FR Sport models add larger 18-inch alloy wheels, clever adaptive suspension and suede-like Alcantara upholstery to the standard FR model’s specification. You also get rear parking sensors, an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system, sat nav, wireless phone charging and a contrasting roof.

For the most luxurious-feeling Seat Arona possible, Xperience Lux models are the way to go. They get the same spec as the Xperience trim on which it’s based, along with convenience features like heated front seats, a reversing camera and a digital instrument display.