Designed as C/D-segment models, the two new vehicles will improve the capacity utilization of the Spanish plant and allow Seat to attract new customers and increase profitability.

During March’s Geneva Motor Show, Seat execs mentioned that a new mid-sized sports sedan was currently in development. Now, Schmitt has revealed that the sedan will be followed by an estate car.

Sadly, previous rumors of a more performance oriented coupe have turned out to be false, but it’s good to see that the once cash-strapped Seat brand is here to stay.

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