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 The SEAT Mii Electric is a city electric car made by the Volkswagen Group on the same platform as the Volkswagen e-up! and Skoda CitigoE iV . The model is made in Slovakia, near Bratislava. Taking into account that the usable energy resources of the battery are 32.3 kWh, the strictly urban autonomy of 358 km (announced by the manufacturer) will not be able to be reached in any way. Instead, the combined range of 259 km is close to reality, especially if you drive mostly in the city or at relatively low speeds. That being said, the electric Seat Mii can very well fulfill the vehicle's task for the current necessities of life if it leaves home in the morning with full batteries. The driving experience differs very little from what the VW e-Up and Skoda Citigo e have to offer, closely related technically to the electric Seat Mii. Seat Mii electric has an important role in the development of electromobility. The Spanish brand will carry out a wide offensive on the electric vehicle

 Put it this way-this may be the last crossover review you must read. The Ford Puma is like a golf or 3 series station wagon. It is one of the cars that makes everyone very satisfied.   What is even more surprising is how long it took Ford, the most popular car manufacturer in the UK, to make a good crossover. How long has the Nissan Juke been around, nearly ten years? By this time, the tall hatchback had become the new, uh, hatchback. But Ford has had a great time and has had some tragically failed attempts to catch up.   Ford produces very good cars. Not waste time. Carnival, Fox, SMax, even Mondeo; may not be exciting, but they are hard to choose.   On the other hand, Ford has an impressive cross-border track record. EcoSport is so bad, Edge is so bad that Ford gave it up (this must be one of the only cases where an SUV was pulled off the shelf in these 4x4 obsessions), and only Kuga has shown any talent, but he's just about to do so. Be replaced by its dated cabin, but for now