2015 Seat Leon X-Perience specs and prices

UK prices for the rugged-looking Leon X-Perience estate are going to range from £24,385 to £28,870 when deliveries begin in December.

Buyers will have a choice of either SE or SE Technology versions, both of which are equipped with protective body cladding, unique bumpers, roof rails and a higher ride height. Furthermore, to ensure the Seat has some rough terrain ability, a Haldex permanent all-wheel drive system is fitted along with an electronic differential lock for each axle.

Seat Leon X-Perience (2015) Front Side

The SE's standard specification includes dual-zone climate control, cloth and faux leather upholstery, front sports seats, rear parking sensors and a set of 17” twin-spoke alloy wheels.

Alternatively, the SE Technology adds an 18” wheel upgrade, automatically-activated LED headlights and power folding door mirrors. Its interior meanwhile features part-Alcantara trim and a touchscreen-controlled navigation system.

Powering the Leon X-Perience is a 2.0 litre turbo diesel engine that's being offered in 148 bhp (110 kW / 150 PS) and 181 bhp (135 kW / 184 PS) guises. They're matched with a six-speed manual gearbox and a six-speed dual-clutch transmission respectively.

Seat Leon X-Perience (2015) InteriorSeat Leon X-Perience (2015) Rear Side

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