I just got the pre face lifted standard
Ateca, the skinny spare goes in the boot in it's own well. There are / were assorted boot arrangements. Being 4drive in my case the boot options change. I'm not aware that the
Ateca Cupra got it's boot altered as per the well. If it doesn't have a shaped compartment for the tyre the adjustable shelf covers it up. You might not have the shelf. The adjustable shelf is for 2drive whilst for 4drive you have just the cover.
It was always better to buy what you wanted at the time since the boot arrangements were not sold after. Now they are but you are into bracket fitting if you do it yourself, finding the pre drilled anchor positions under the carpet. See the pinned post I put up from someone who altered their boot with the Seat parts. Feels like the pinned post is for you.
The skinny you can buy from Seat or Seat Parts off an e sellers you still need the boot cover if you want to cover the view of the wheel. The Leon 3 skinny was fitted by those who post installed spare wheels. They come with the tools. That was the one that Seat put in where there were manufacturing issues and the wrong car that got built for some so didn't get the spare or shelf. Then at that time Seat HQ cobbled together parts. It is the same spare skinny wheel.
Link to DIY I reckon this applies to a
Cupra Ateca but check with Seat Parts on that link whether it's suitable. The variable boot floor doesn't go into 4Drive only 2Drive. My 4Drive has a cover over the spare inline with the rear hatch more or less. Slight lip so if you stop quickly the contents of the boot don't hit the tailgate.
My 4Drive standard
Ateca looks like the
Ateca Cupra boot which in this picture will be 4Drive. Left and right storage slots plus what you can cram in underneath. Use Velcro tidy bag to hold other stuff. Expect you don't have that panel and are looking straight down. Below there is where the spare and subwoofer goes mounted in the centre of the spare or you can do that without the subwoofer but that panel assembly is bought separately if you do DIY.
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I never go down into the spare area myself very often - you can get a few things stashed around the wheel. So basically the spare is bolted in down there and you get the appropriate boot floor to fit, sits above the skinny spare. The spare bolt holes are pre drilled.
Pinned post where someone fitted the variable floor to the standard
Ateca:
SEAT Ateca Variable Boot Floor kit DIY installation
guide applicable to Pre-Facelift (2016-2020) & Facelift (2020-present). This
guide has been written to
help people who have or are intending to purchase the variable boot floor kit that Seat Direct Parts have put together. Here’s the link...
www.seatcupra.net
Seat Motor Parts are a sponsor to the board
Supplier of official SEAT and
CUPRA parts to the community.
www.seatcupra.net
Have a nose around in the boots of standard Atecas if a
Cupra dealership isn't near you. I reckon as I said the boot in the
Cupra Ateca is the same as a
Seat Ateca. They won't have altered that.
If you want to get everything post fitted by someone else professionally
including the sub woofer I reckon the boards retrofitter sponsor are the people to contact who do this sort of work
@East Yorkshire Retrofits
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