SEAT offers more connectivity options thanks to SEAT FULL LINK
The Spanish brand has developed a connectivity system that allows the driver to stay fully connected while driving, regardless of the model.

Connectivity is something that is increasingly present in new models, so close attention should be paid to these systems, which help us feel safer behind the wheel and enjoy the driving experience even more. This matters for a brand like SEAT, whose customers have a fairly young average age and who look for this kind of features and services in their car. That is why it has now launched the SEAT FULL LINK connectivity system.
This system is available across the brand’s entire line-up, regardless of the Spanish brand’s range. It may come as standard equipment or be one of the available options, depending on the model and trim level, but the idea is that any buyer can access the system without problems.

SEAT FULL LINK wireless
In addition, this system is wireless, which simplifies everything. Mobile devices can be paired thanks to Android Auto, Apple CarPlay and Mirror Link, so connecting the phone to the car’s system is very easy. Access to the user’s phone digital ecosystem can be made through the multimedia screen, but also with the controls integrated into the steering wheel. This means the driver does not have to take their eyes off the road, and its use is not only simple but also safe.
Another important element is wireless phone charging via the Connectivity Box. This keeps the phone charged without the need for the cumbersome cable. Wireless charging uses the iQ protocol, so it is easy to use. Voice recognition responds to the command “Hola, hola“, both in the car and through the mobile device app.
The SEAT CONNECT app will add several services over the coming months, helping to create a more attractive and practical digital environment. For the time being, SEAT FULL LINK is available on the Ibiza, Arona, León, Ateca and Tarraco models.
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