SEAT says the new Arona FR Limited Edition is available with the 1.0-liter TSI gasoline engine in the United Kingdom, which produces 115 ps (113 hp/84 kW).

The SEAT Arona FR Limited Edition introduces an appealing package for consumers in the UK, offering a blend of performance, technology, and style at a starting price of £27,480 OTR.

The SEAT Arona starts from around £19,000, rising to £22,500 for a mid-range Arona FR, and topping out at about £26,000 for a top-spec Xperience Lux. If you're not fussed about having the latest model ...

Inside, FR models get sports seats, a perforated leather steering wheel with red stitching, dual-zone climate control, an auto-dimming rear view mirror and black headlining. DSG models also come ...

Seat claims the Arona achieves 49.6mpg in real-world conditions, a figure similar to its Nissan Juke rival at 48.7mpg but one that falls short of the Renault Captur’s impressive 60.1mpg.

New SEAT Arona FR UK review With a 1.5-litre petrol engine and FR trim, this is as sporty as the SEAT Arona gets. But is it the best version in the range? By: Andy Pringle 18 Jan 2018 12 ...

As readers know, I’m not a huge fan of dispensing with all physical buttons and the Arona scores a bonus point for retaining switchgear that allows you to adjust the volume or zoom in on the map ...

SEAT predict that the vast majority of Arona buyers will be new to the brand and they also believe the most popular model will be powered by the tiny three-cylinder, 1.0-litre, 115PS petrol engine.

The SEAT Arona came out in 2017 as Spain's answer to the booming subcompact crossover market. It competes with models like the Nissan Juke, as well as sister cars such as the Volkswagen T-Cross.

As small SUVs go, the SEAT Arona is surprisingly agile. The only competitor which really outperforms it in the handling department is the Ford Puma, but it has the edge on the Puma in terms of ride ...