SEAT's factory in Barcelona's Zona Franca started its activities in 1953, and was the production facility where the first SEAT models such as the SEAT 1400 and the 600 were built. SEAT's Training Centre in Barcelona's Zona Franca. This centre is where SEAT adds sporty finishes to the SEAT range, as well as preparing different competition models, such as the Cupra León Competition or the Cupra e-Racer.
Cupra Racing (former SEAT Sport): this facility covers a surface area of 16,000m2 and is close to the manufacturing plant and the SEAT Technical Centre in Martorell. This facility covers a surface area of 8,000m2. 
SEAT Service: The After-Sales Service, SEAT Technical Training Centre and Catalunya Motor dealership. Spare Parts Centre is an area with 75,000m2 that distributes parts and components to SEAT, Volkswagen, Audi and Škoda dealers in Spain, to SEAT dealers in Portugal and also to SEAT importers all over the world. 
It brings together the knowledge, personnel and resources of the Prototype departments of the SEAT Technical Centre, and the Pilot Workshop of Process Engineering in Martorell under one roof. It consolidates the activities related to the initial phases of design and development of a new model.
Prototype Development Centre (PDC) was inaugurated in 2007 and is one of SEAT's main projects. This facility brings the entire design process together. SEAT Design Center: it officially opened in 2007 and is located within the SEAT Technical Center. They use virtual reality technologies in order to design the “new SEAT” cars. The centre covers a surfer area of 200,000 m2. In that centre, SEAT fully develop new vehicles. SEAT Technical Centre, located in Martorell, is focused in R&D. Models made at Martorell are: Arona, Formentor, Ibiza, Leon, Leon Sportstourer and Audi A1. The plant can sometimes aid the former SEAT plant in Pamplona, now owned by Volkswagen-Audi-Espana, S.A. The industrial complex in Martorell also hosts the facilities of Cupra Racing (formerly SEAT Sport), SEAT's Technical Center, Research and Development Center (R&D), Design Center, Prototypes Centre of Development, SEAT Service Center (also incorporating the After-Sales Service division, the Customer Services division and the Catalunya Motor dealership), as well as the Genuine Parts Centre for SEAT, Volkswagen, Audi, and Škoda brands. A rail connection between SEAT's Martorell and Zona Franca complexes facilitates vehicle and parts transportation between the two sites. #Seat marbella interni free
The plant was opened by King Juan Carlos of Spain on February 22, 1993, becoming the main plant and accompanying SEAT's assembly plant by the coast in Barcelona's free port zone (Zona Franca). Its headquarters and main manufacturing facilities are located in Martorell, an industrial town located some 30 km northwest of Barcelona, with a production capacity of around 500,000 units per annum.
0 kommentar(er)
