There is plenty going on with SEAT at the moment, and the world is looking forward to see where we’ll be taken with their first-ever SUV, which is due during quarter four of 2016. In the meantime we’ll make do with their updated Alhambra.

On the outside not much is different, the rear has new lights with LED technology and new wheel designs are available. Inside and under the bonnet is where things have been refreshed and changed.

The interior comes with new trims, they’ve taken the steering wheel design of the SEAT Leon and placed it in the Alhambra, and the MPV will benefit from SEAT’s latest “Easy Connect” infotainment systems.

Under the hood we’re told that the line-up has been completely redeveloped. All drives now meet Euro 6 emissions standards, and these cars should also benefit up to 15% more fuel efficiency from the vehicle.