MITSUBISHI ASX vs SEAT ALTEA
Both the MITSUBISHI ASX and the SEAT ALTEA are tracked here from official DVLA licensing data, and as of 2025 Q4 there are 28,816 MITSUBISHI ASXs versus 14,392 SEAT ALTEAs still on UK roads. That makes the SEAT ALTEA the rarer of the two — there are about 2.0× as many MITSUBISHI ASXs left. Both are falling year on year (MITSUBISHI ASX -2.5%, SEAT ALTEA -12.9%).
Survivors over time
MITSUBISHI ASX SEAT ALTEA
MITSUBISHI ASX
Common
28,816
left · 2025 Q4
▼ 749 (-2.5%) yr/yr
Peak 30,939 (2021 Q3)
27,906 licensed · 910 SORN
SEAT ALTEA
Common
14,392
left · 2025 Q4
▼ 2,126 (-12.9%) yr/yr
Peak 31,816 (2014 Q3)
12,024 licensed · 2,368 SORN
Head to head
| MITSUBISHI ASX | SEAT ALTEA | |
|---|---|---|
| Left in the UK (2025 Q4) | 28,816 | 14,392 |
| Rarity tier | Common | Common |
| Licensed | 27,906 | 12,024 |
| SORN (off-road) | 910 | 2,368 |
| Peak | 30,939 (2021 Q3) | 31,816 (2014 Q3) |
| Year-on-year | ▼ 749 (-2.5%) yr/yr | ▼ 2,126 (-12.9%) yr/yr |
MITSUBISHI ASX vs SEAT ALTEA — questions & answers
Which is rarer, the MITSUBISHI ASX or the SEAT ALTEA?
The SEAT ALTEA is rarer: 14,392 are left in the UK as of 2025 Q4, compared with 28,816 of the MITSUBISHI ASX.
How many MITSUBISHI ASX are left compared to the SEAT ALTEA?
As of 2025 Q4 there are 28,816 MITSUBISHI ASX and 14,392 SEAT ALTEA still registered (taxed or SORN) in the UK, according to DVLA data.