Introduction

The Mii is the smallest Seat and a very close relative to the Volkswagen Up and Skoda Citigo. So close, in fact, that effectively there’s no difference beyond badges and front grille designs, so what can be said for the Up and the Citigo can equally be said for the Mii. In an already price-sensitive end of the market, then, the Mii’s desirability depends greatly on its cost relative to the Skoda and Volkswagen.

Did you know? The name Mii actually comes from Nintendo, where it’s a generic term to describe a digital figure that can be altered to become unique to a specific player.

Verdict | Design | Interior | Technology | Performance | Safety | Specs | Running Costs | Pricing

Verdict: ★★★★★★★☆☆☆ (7.4/10)

Good things really do come in small packages, and the Seat Mii kind of proves that by being a small thing with good packaging. Arguably, it’s not as desirable as the VW-badged Up, but it really is basically the same car, usually sold at a slightly more affordable price and is just as enjoyable and engaging to drive. Tiny and agile around town, it’s also not flustered by longer journeys on big roads, and it’s more than sufficiently economical.