1 Verdict 2 Engines, performance and drive 3 MPG, CO2 and running costs 4 Interior, design and technology 5 Practicality, comfort and boot space 6 Reliability and safety 28 Overall Auto Express1 Introduction 2 Driving 3 Interior 4 Practicality 5 Buying & owning Watch video Open Gallery What Car?'s Leon deals New car deals Target Price from £21,304 Save up to £2,798 or from £255pmThe most fuel efficient cheapest to run All All vehicle from Seat is the Seat Leon 5 Door Hatchback (2015) 87 CO2 g/km, 1598cc.
It gives the Leon eHybrid, which also comes in estate form, an official WLTP electric range of between 36 and 40 miles, with just under four hours needed to fully recharge its cells using a
Real MPG 49.4 Average Big improvements in quality and refinement over previous Leon. Great to drive with sharp handling. Good value. Shares same base as latest A3 and Golf. Only top models have fully independent rear suspension. Read the full SEAT Leon review Select engine for more Real MPG information: *Based on WLTP MPG valuesHome Cars Seat Seat Leon 2015 Seat Leon 2015 Seat Leon MPG Based on data from 66 vehicles, 3,599 fuel-ups and 1,363,122 miles of driving, the 2015 Seat Leon gets a combined Avg MPG of 36.18 with a 0.30 MPG margin of error. Below you can see a distribution of the fuel-ups with 155 outliers (4.13%) removed.SEAT Leon MPG & CO2 The mid-range 1.5-litre TSI petrol with 128bhp will return up to 51mpg, dropping to 48.6mpg for the 148bhp model. The smaller 1.0-litre petrol should top 50mpg in real-world
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