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Seat launches "car-in coffee machine"! Freshly brewed espresso three minutes in the car

Published: 2026-02-27 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/02/27, Professional coffee knowledge exchange More coffee bean information Please pay attention to coffee workshop (Weixin Official Accounts cafe_style) Spanish car brand Seat recently launched portable coffee machine, not only can be perfectly placed on the central cup holder, but also provides a 1-year warranty, can not help but surprise Europeans really love coffee so much? A cup of coffee has become a daily routine for many people, for a long time.

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Spanish car brand Seat recently launched a portable coffee machine, which not only can be perfectly placed on the central cup holder, but also provides an one-year warranty. It can't help but wonder how much Europeans love coffee?

Having a cup of coffee has become a daily routine for many people, and it is also an indispensable refreshing companion for long-time driving. According to statistics, a total of 40% of drivers in the UK have the habit of drinking coffee while driving, so Seat got an idea and partnered with coffee brand Handpresso to launch a joint car portable coffee machine.

To save drivers from the inconvenience of getting off the bus and saving their wallets, Seat said that after buying this portable coffee machine, it can save up to 1800 pounds (about NT $70, 2484) a year, which is a staggering figure.

The coffee machine is powered through the 12V socket in the car and takes only 3 minutes to enjoy 50 milliliters of fresh espresso. The mode of operation is quite simple. Plug the power supply of the coffee machine into the cigarette lighter, pour water into the coffee machine, and place a capsule at the mouth of the bottle. Wait for the number to show 100%. Drivers can finish their homework as soon as they get on the bus, or they can easily make good coffee in the spare time of waiting for the red light.

The special bag, which can be packed into a coffee maker and related supplies, such as two glasses, capsules, sugar packets, cream and toilet paper, costs £185a (about NT $7450) and is currently on sale on Seat's UK website. In fact, the coffee brand Handpresso has already launched a portable coffee machine for cars, but this time Seat has specially found a door-to-door cooperation to promote to more drivers who need to drink coffee before hitting the road.