I can't remember seeing the SE Technology before. This I think they have slipped in more recently. The Ateca spec I had printed out earlier has the S in it, but not the SE Technology, just the SE. May be the SE Technology replaces the First Edition once they are out of the marketing framework, perhaps.
I have done desert journeys in Jordan but they were on un mapped roads so you sat with your general mapping app, driving along judging whether it was in the direction you wanted to go. Guessing at the junctions as to whether that road would take you to the mapped which was 30 miles ahead. Google covered the north well, OpenStreet the bottom crowd sourced, but not much in the middle to the east.
It might be related subject but I took these pictures at the time to show to the German developer of the app that it was measuring 1,328 ft below sea level. Spent along drive below sea level going up side of the Dead Sea. Sounds are weird, everything is dead, but the tap water worked a treat at removing lime-scale off your watch bracelet. Had more time in Jordan than expected, the Iceland volcano went up, no flight, so the airline company booked us in for a flight 14 days latter then didn't answer the phone again. Money talks, so you probably could have got home quicker so we said fine we'll extend the break. Saw a lot of the Goland Heights, the occupied territories, Palestine refuge camps etc. Got picked up by the army and thrown into the back of a 4x4 pickup with the machine gun mounted on the back and taken to a check point. We were too close to the Syria border for their liking (crusaders cave wasn't a good place to go too) and that was before the trouble kicked off. Can say it's not a comfortable ride in the back of a 4x4 pickup on desert roads. Experienced a bit of GPS jamming from Syria where the signal just went so you had to re track back the way you came until you got the signal back.
They are way points marked up.

(he needs a bit of dental work)
In developed countries I run a standard satnav road app on my tablet or use the one built into the rental car in Japan or both, then use this app to view progress. Good idea not to disturb the routine app to find out where you are.
My 4x4 will just kick in on snow. I won't be taking it to the desert and will be avoiding off road, had too many punctures in South America doing that. Did have one at the Dead Sea but got the nice hotel staff to change it

. That's why I'm having a spare since you can get a puncture which isn't good on the continent where everything closes on a Sunday, so that spare comes in handy and the breakdown man to change it

. British potholes had ruptured the side wall.
Enjoy

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