If you already know a specific SEAT PR code or another factory designation, you can look up its available meaning for free in our decoder. This helps you understand an individual equipment, system or configuration code, but does not confirm which options a particular vehicle has.
SEAT PR Code Decoder – Equipment Option Codes
Check official SEAT PR-code definitions and factory option descriptions. Enter a 3-character code, such as 6I6 or QG1, to see its meaning. This lookup does not confirm the equipment of a specific car. For factory specifications by VIN, use our SEAT Build Sheet report.
Decode SEAT PR codes
PR codes are three-character factory equipment identifiers found in vehicle documentation or Build Sheets. Enter one code at a time.
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What are SEAT PR codes?
SEAT PR codes (production codes) are usually three-character identifiers used by the Volkswagen Group to describe a vehicle’s factory configuration. They can specify braking systems, suspension, drivetrain, safety systems and equipment. Other factory data may include separate paint, trim, engine and transmission codes.
The free decoder explains the available meaning of a known PR code, but the code alone does not confirm that an option was fitted to a particular car. To check the PR codes and factory configuration recorded for a specific VIN, use the SEAT Build Sheet.
Tip: If you want to see the PR codes assigned to a particular SEAT, you do not need to look them up one by one. Check the SEAT Build Sheet by VIN and view the available factory equipment, PR codes, paint and interior details, and technical vehicle data in one report.
Examples of SEAT PR codes
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| PXX | SEAT Full LED headlights and LED tail lights |
| PML | SEAT Full Link (Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, MirrorLink) |
| PCP | Storage Pack and boot cargo netting |
| 6I6 | Lane keeping system plus semi-automatic vehicle control in emergency (Lane Assist) |
| PNC | SEAT Sound System with 10 speakers and subwoofer in spare wheel well |
| PNB | BeatsAudio 340W premium sound system with amplifier |
| 2H5 | SEAT Drive Profile (Driving Experience Button with Eco, Normal, Sport, Individual modes) |
| 1N7 | Progressive steering (Dynamic steering system) |
| 1JC | Sports rear suspension (FR/CUPRA lowered chassis setup) |
| Q4H | Comfort sports front seats (FR bucket-style seating) |
| 0EG | Installation differentiation for twin-clutch gearbox DQ 200 |
| UG1 | Hill hold control |
| EM1 | Rest Assist (driver fatigue detection) |
| 1AS | Electronic stabilization program (ESP) |
| QG1 | Extended service interval (LongLife) |
| QK1 | Camera and/or distance sensor for driver assistance |
| QH1 | Voice control |
Free SEAT PR Code Decoder vs. Build Sheet by VIN
If you want to check the factory configuration recorded for a particular VIN, check the SEAT Build Sheet by VIN.
Instead of searching codes one by one, you can review available vehicle-specific PR codes, factory equipment, paint and interior information, and engine or gearbox details in one report. The scope depends on data availability.
Where to find SEAT PR codes?
Depending on the model and model year, SEAT PR codes may be found in the following places:
- Vehicle data sticker — on some older models, often in the boot near the spare-wheel well
- Service book — some older vehicles have a factory data sticker inside
- Dealer or vehicle documentation — may include factory equipment codes
- Previous factory build sheets or VIN reports — if PR codes were included
FAQ
SEAT PR Codes & Build Sheet – Frequently Asked Questions
What is a SEAT PR code?
A SEAT PR code is typically a three-character factory identifier used by the Volkswagen Group to describe vehicle equipment, features and technical configurations.
Can I decode SEAT PR codes for free?
Yes. You can look up the meaning of an individual SEAT PR code for free. A VIN-based Build Sheet offers broader factory information for a specific vehicle when available.
What is the difference between PR codes and a Build Sheet?
PR codes describe individual equipment items or factory designations. A VIN-based Build Sheet brings together available factory codes and vehicle information associated with a specific VIN.
Does a PR code confirm the equipment of a specific SEAT?
No. The decoder explains the meaning of a PR code, but it does not confirm that the equipment is present on a particular vehicle. To check the available factory codes recorded for a specific VIN, use the SEAT Build Sheet report.
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