Early look at Seat’s upcoming Tribu SUV
December 31st, 1969
The once cash-strapped Seat brand is on the verge of developing a range of new models, with no less than four different vehicles planned for production within the next three to four years. The launch of the Ibiza hatch in April was just the tip of the iceberg as the Spanish carmaker is now working on developing a new minicar, compact SUV, estate crossover and a midsized sports sedan.
The wraps came off the new Exeo sports sedan at the recent Paris Motor Show, and now we have some computer generated renderings of the upcoming SUV model. In August, several official images registered by Seat with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) were leaked onto the web and these also provide vital clues as to how the final production version of the Tribu SUV will look.
The compact off-roader was first showcased in concept form at last year’s Frankfurt Motor Show and was confirmed for production just one month later.
Based on the platform of the Volkswagen Tiguan SUV, the Tribu will sport a much bolder front end and a radically different rear hatch. The new SUV is, after all, the first Seat model penned by former Lamborghini designer Luc Donckerwolke. It is also slightly smaller, and is expected to be available in both three and five-door bodystyles.
Production is expected to start in the middle of next year at the carmaker’s Martorell factory in Spain.2010 Seat Tribu leaked shots
The once cash-strapped Seat brand is on the verge of developing a range of new models, with no less than four different vehicles planned for production within the next three to four years. The launch of the Ibiza hatch in April was just the tip of the iceberg as the Spanish carmaker is now working on developing a new minicar, compact SUV, estate crossover and a midsized sports sedan.
The wraps came off the new Exeo sports sedan at the recent Paris Motor Show, and now we have some computer generated renderings of the upcoming SUV model. In August, several official images registered by Seat with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) were leaked onto the web and these also provide vital clues as to how the final production version of the Tribu SUV will look.
The compact off-roader was first showcased in concept form at last year’s Frankfurt Motor Show and was confirmed for production just one month later.
Based on the platform of the Volkswagen Tiguan SUV, the Tribu will sport a much bolder front end and a radically different rear hatch. The new SUV is, after all, the first Seat model penned by former Lamborghini designer Luc Donckerwolke. It is also slightly smaller, and is expected to be available in both three and five-door bodystyles.
Production is expected to start in the middle of next year at the carmaker’s Martorell factory in Spain.
The wraps came off the new Exeo sports sedan at the recent Paris Motor Show, and now we have some computer generated renderings of the upcoming SUV model. In August, several official images registered by Seat with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) were leaked onto the web and these also provide vital clues as to how the final production version of the Tribu SUV will look.
The compact off-roader was first showcased in concept form at last year’s Frankfurt Motor Show and was confirmed for production just one month later.
Based on the platform of the Volkswagen Tiguan SUV, the Tribu will sport a much bolder front end and a radically different rear hatch. The new SUV is, after all, the first Seat model penned by former Lamborghini designer Luc Donckerwolke. It is also slightly smaller, and is expected to be available in both three and five-door bodystyles.
Production is expected to start in the middle of next year at the carmaker’s Martorell factory in Spain.
2010 Seat Tribu leaked shots
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Comments (6 total)
Meet the top commenters on the LeaderboardBy NoNameDenton #1, Posted: 8/24/2008
I like it
By Bender #2, Posted: 8/25/2008
Crap... Gone are the Tribu concept's glass roof and coupe style doors (a la Renault Avantime). WHY, O, WHY??? :(
By NaBUru38 #3, Posted: 8/25/2008
What worries me is the glasshouse, shoulders and hatch shape, the same as the Tiguan's.
By SteveSteve #4, Posted: 8/25/2008
this is so sh*t! what is it a photoshopped Q5?
what would be nice is if someone photoshopped a Q5 with Lambo body panels or an Cayenne with said panels
Looks better then the Tiguan
Wow. This is what the Tiguan should've looked like. Very clean. Maybe w/o the flame surfaced door panels...
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