Video Summary
Here is the summary of the YouTube video review of the SEAT Mii Electric.The SEAT Mii Electric is only available as an EV since 2020.
The SEAT Mii Electric looks virtually identical to its petrol-powered predecessor, except for badges.
The car is available in a single, high-level trim, which includes standard 16-inch alloy wheels, tinted rear glass, and body-colored bumpers.
A contrasting black roof can be added at no additional cost.
The boot space is still 251 liters.
An optional split boot floor is available, leveling out the boot lip and the step to the rear seats. It also provides a space to hide charging cables.
Rear space is among the best in class. Two adults will have enough head and legroom.
The interior feels conventional, and is simple and intuitive to use.
There is no built-in touchscreen infotainment system. Instead, it uses a smartphone cradle.
The SEAT Mii Electric offers plenty of seat and steering wheel adjustment.
The car’s dimensions, large windows, and flat-sided design make parking easy.
Although storage could be better, it's on par with other city cars.
The Mii has a 160-mile official range but expect 120 miles in real-world conditions.
It costs approximately £5 to charge.
Acceleration is fast at the start. However, performance tails off as it approaches its 81 mph top speed.
The car sits comfortably at motorway speeds and is quiet.
The ride is comfortable.
The car changes direction crisply with good body control and plenty of grip. The steering is responsive and well-weighted.
The SEAT Mii Electric is much cheaper than most other EVs. It costs around £20,000, making it a good value option for those on a budget.
