SEAT is teasing its first 100% electric vehicle in the form of a concept car, one that is already ready for the Geneva Motor Show.

Electric cars are arriving on our market with growing momentum, as the various brands that are turning to this segment confirm. After seeing different subsidiaries of the Volkswagen Group unveil their first 100% electric offspring, it is SEAT’s turn, a brand that already has everything ready to enter this sector in earnest. It will be at the next Geneva Motor Show that we get our first look at the first electric vehicle from the Spanish brand, which is laying the groundwork to offer us a range of models capable of using this technology.

Despite the few days remaining before the Geneva Motor Show opens its doors and many brands present their latest innovations, SEAT has chosen to keep its latest creation shrouded in mystery. For this reason, we can only make out a silhouette that hints at the shape of the Spanish electric model, a model that promises to mark a before and after not only within the brand from Martorell, but also in the current market.

For now SEAT has classified this model as a concept car, but it will offer a series of components very close to those of a production vehicle. At first glance, we can make out a sturdy body that could be hinting at an SUV or a small MPV, two segments that are also adopting 100% electric powertrains.

Beyond the sheer size of this forthcoming prototype, we also notice the light strip running across the rear. It fits squarely with SEAT’s latest design canons, as it is joined by a row of LED lights that run the full length of the tailgate until they reach the two rear lights on each side, a trend that is becoming increasingly common on today’s vehicles.

The mechanical side remains a mystery, as the Spanish brand has made no statements regarding either the power or the range of this 100% electric concept car. However, it will be the Group’s MEB platform, which has also been used to develop other vehicles with this powertrain that will also be unveiled throughout this year, such as the much-anticipated Volkswagen ID..

This is how SEAT demonstrates its clear intentions to gradually electrify its model range with the aim of offering an ecosystem capable of respecting the environment. However, we will also continue to enjoy combustion engines, which could coexist in harmony with these latest additions that we are about to witness.