Seat OBD-II support
Pelican knows 17 Seat models. The OBDb has parameter data for 11 of them.
Every Seat that supports OBD-II also reports the standard parameters, such as speed and engine data.
Models
- Alhambra14/768Model years 1996 to 2020Updated October 11, 20261996 to 2020768 parameters1 driver
- Altea2004 to 20152,971 parameters2 drivers
- Arona89/835Model years 2017 to 2026Updated October 20, 20262017 to 2026827 parameters16 drivers
- Arosa
- Ateca701/1155Model years 2016 to 2026Updated October 15, 20262016 to 20261,112 parameters14 drivers
- Cordoba2002 to 20092,971 parameters1 driver
- Exeo3 drivers
- Exeo ST
- Ibiza587/987Model years 1996 to 2026Updated October 21, 20261996 to 2026839 parameters52 drivers
- Leon842/1228Model years 1999 to 2026Updated October 20, 20261999 to 20261,102 parameters93 drivers
- Leon SC842/1228Model years 1999 to 2026Updated October 20, 20261999 to 20261,102 parameters
- Leon ST
- Mii140/140Model years 2011 to 2021Updated October 12, 20262011 to 2021124 parameters3 drivers
- Mii Electric23/250Model years 2019 to 2021Updated October 4, 20262019 to 2021248 parameters1 driver
- Ronda
- Tarraco203/667Model years 2018 to 2026Updated October 12, 20262018 to 2026659 parameters8 drivers
- Toledo
About Seat
Seat is a Spanish car brand. The company, Sociedad Espanola de Automoviles de Turismo, was established on May 9, 1950. The Spanish National Institute of Industry, seven Spanish banks and Fiat set it up. The Spanish government sold Seat to the Volkswagen Group in 1986.12
The main plant is in Martorell. Production moved there from Barcelona in 1993. The SEAT 600 launched in 1957. The Ibiza arrived in 1984 and the Leon in 1999.1
Seat established Cupra as a separate brand in 2018.1
