SEAT Freetrack

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Take a front row seat for the best show on Earth: Earth Not so long ago, humans liked nothing more than to gather around a good old campfire. Now, we’re more likely to gather around the good old TV set. But the best show isn’t on television. It’s out there. And it’s performed by the perfect cast.

Moment after moment, Earth. Air, Fire and Water are putting on a spectacle for us. Best of all, it’s free. So when the weekend comes around, remember, your front row seat is waiting.

It’s called the new Altea Freetrack.

Paratus Quod Promptus; prepared and ready.

Someone once said that there is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing. It’s a phrase that perfectly captures the Altea Freetrack spirit. (‘Spirit’, by the way, is said to be the fifth element – and you thought there were only four.)

When the skies open, automatic wipers react to the first drop of rain. And should mother nature decide to give you her best, at least you’ll be ready for her with a raised chassis, super-sized mudguards and 17” alloys with all-road tyres.

A tow-bar*, roofrack and fog lamps are all standard. * pre-installation

Follow that mountain.

We tend to think of the earth beneath our feet (or wheels) as timeless, solid and immovable.

But even though we don’t realise it, the planet’s surface is continually crumpled by something called ‘plate tectonics’. Lucky thing too – if the Earth were completely smooth, everywhere would be submerged under four kilometres of water.

Not much fun. Thankfully, these changes in scenery don’t happen during your average day trip. But if the landscape does get a little rough, it’s good to know that the Altea Freetrack is available with four-wheel drive.

You get a better view from here.

Every element has its own set of attributes.

Amongst other things, ‘Earth’ equals practicality and balance (we’ll come back to Earth’s other qualities later). Whether you choose the twowheel drive model or the permanent four-wheel

22.9 °

17.6 °

drive version, the Altea Freetrack equals a raised suspension and a higher ground clearance. Two options, same privileged driving position.

233 mm

The Altea Freetrack has a 17.6 ° approach angle and a departure angle of 22.9 °.

225 mm

Why connecting with the outdoors is good for you.

The Altea Freetrack is designed to connect you with the outdoors in more ways than one. Highly rigid and finely tuned, the Altea Freetrack’s ‘agile’ chassis treats the driver to a dose of sportsstyle handling by turning the steering, brakes, transmission and body into a single, responsive unit that instantly transforms your every intention into a precise manoeuvre. Joins and seams are precision-welded for a more stable chassis, and together with carefully tuned springs and dampers, this enhances road safety and minimises body roll. The Altea Freetrack is also equipped with an advanced multilink rear axle, resulting in unparalleled levels of safety and comfort.

Before we talk about the 200 hp engine, a word about something even more powerful.

Ever wondered where the wind comes from?

produces optimum combustion by injecting fuel

We’ll give you a clue: it’s very big, very bright

directly into the cylinder. This not only reduces

and very, very hot. The sun, symbol of energy

consumption by as much as 15%, but also results

and vitality, is responsible for more than we

in increased torque.

know. As it heats up our world, some areas get warmer than others. To even things out, our atmosphere performs a little balancing act.

That’s when things get breezy. Of course, we can’t compete with that great turbocharger in the sky, but down here on Earth we’ve been busy creating three powerhouses of our own.

Diesel The six-speed 103 kw/140 hp 2.0 TDI is paired with a 170 hp 4WD version, which features a 16 valve head for optimum power, peak efficiency and low emissions. Both of these engines include a Diesel Particle Filter (DPF).

And each benefits from selective pump injector

Petrol

technology, which not only reduces consumption

Powering the four-wheel drive petrol version of

by as much as 15%, (here we go again) but also

the Altea Freetrack is a six-speed 147 kw/200 hp

results in increased torque. Consumption, torque,

2.0 TSI engine. TSI uses direct-injection technology,

consumption, torque. Anyone would think

boosted by a turbocharger. Simply put, this

we’re obsessed.

Power (kw)

Power (kw)

Torque (Nm)

RPM (1/min)

Torque (Nm)

2.0l TDI ƒ 125 kw/170 hp DPF

2.0l TSI 147 kw/200 hp

RPM (1/min)

It comes with special high-spec features. Like air.

As you’ll recall (if you’ve been paying attention), different elements express different qualities.

One of air’s attributes is spaciousness. Now that’s our kind of element. Especially since the Altea Freetrack offers more front headroom than any other car in its class.

The great indoors.

The Altea Freetrack isn’t just big on headroom.

Rear passengers will notice that it also offers an unrivalled amount of elbow-room. And if you’re going to be generous with elbow-room, you can’t hold back on knee-room. So you won’t go short there either. Fold-down, ‘airplane-style’ seat-back shelves and a fold-down armrest/table (complete with cup-holders) confirm a seat in First Class.

The Altea Freetrack offers more front headroom than any other car in its class.

It’s never been easier to change your scenery.

The Altea Freetrack isn’t just about space. It’s about clever use of space (in case we forgot to mention it, ‘Air’ is also the essence of intelligence).

The rear seats can be arranged to suit both kids and cargo. Need extra room in the boot? Shift one of the seats forward. Need a bit more? Shift two of them forward, or all three – with a capacity of 532 litres,* the Altea Freetrack’s boot is one of the largest around. The rear seats also have adjustable backrests and slide backwards for those who feel like they’re going to…slide… off……to………zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz * applies to 2WD version

With 30 storage spaces throughout the car there’s a place for everything – you’ll find handy compartments in the front and rear consoles, under the front seats, even up in the roof. The boot features hooks, nets and a double-floor to keep your belongings secure should things get bumpy.* * optional in 2WD version

Multipositional seats give you the freedom to arrange the interior to suit your needs.