I found this in the instruction manual, I have watched way to many YouTubereviews, but not in any of them have I seen a 12 V power socket in the luggage compartment.
And I can't find it in the Swedish pricelist.
I can't say I looked in the boot when I saw the demo marketing car in the UK but it is inline with Seat / Cupra manuals being out of line with the product. The technical authors get a variance with what is in the car. There is a missing tail gate release on Formentors or something. What @Syphon has / has not a bit disconcerting that the manual shows something useful but it's not fitted to the car.
The job of the technical author I became aware of in big mainframes. You got the manual all nicely written but it didn't behave like that at a programming level. The job of the technical author to get it right. Use to use word smiths when I was research officer, the Research Fellow probably classically trained, philosopher inspected the research report to see whether it read OK for the contractors... um did we really say that.
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