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Overview of the Volkswagen Beetle


Overview of the Volkswagen Beetle

Volkswagen Group, the world’s third largest automobile manufacturer, launched its world famous luxurious small car “New Beetle” in India in December 2009. The car gained popularity very rapidly in India because of its unique looks and style. VW India has launched the car in a single variant in the country.

                                                                                                                   

Engine of the Volkswagen Beetle

The New Beetle sports a 1984cc 4-cylinder petrol engine which generates a maximum power of 85Kw at 5400rpm and a peak torque of 172Nm at 3200rpm. The 6-speed automatic tiptronic transmission gearbox insures an uninterrupted and instant transfer of power from engine to road.

The VW Beetle can cross the 100km/h mark in just 11.2 seconds with top speed of 180km/h.  The car offers an impressive mileage of 9km/l in city and 13km/l on highways and powerful engine gives the driver feel of a sports car while maintaining higher fuel efficiency at the same time.


Exteriors of the Volkswagen Beetle

New Beetle with its retro themed exteriors and resemblance to the all time great old Beetle has got strong public reactions world over. Its body colored exterior mirror housings and door handles give it a sublime look.The Beetle's side turn indicators, rear fog lamp & halogen headlamps add to its beauty in such way that creates a magical effect. The roof mounted Antenna and attractive 16” alloy wheels blend very well with the small car look. The car’s seamlessly fitting third brake light complements its design very well.

Overall, the VW Beetle's exteriors are in line with the Volkswagen tradition of making world class designs and producing trend setting cars.

Interiors of the Volkswagen Beetle

New Beetle is loaded with all the advanced interior features of a luxury small car and its blue dashboard illumination creates a fascinating environment inside the car. The Beetle is well equipped with climate AC, rack & reach adjustable leather wrapped steering wheel, plastic gearshift knob, map pockets on seat backrest, reflectors on doors, electrically adjustable door mirrors, easy entry sliding seats with height adjustment, dust and pollen filter, heat insulating tinted glass, front electric windows with comfort operation and anti pinch, and illuminated vanity mirrors with cover & pocket.

The Beetle's audio system is well equipped with the “gamma” radio system with 6-speakers & 6-CD changer in the armrest.

Safety Features of the Volkswagen Beetle

With its advanced safety features, all the occupants of the Beetle are assured of instant protection at the time of emergency.  The Beetle's safety features include all disk brakes with ventilated disk brakes at front, Antilock Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Stabilization Program (ESP) which keeps the car safely on course, 4 airbags, safety headrest system and 3-point inertia reel seat belt system at front and rear.

The Beetle‘s safety framework is simply one of the best in its class. The New Beetle further comes loaded with advanced security features like engine immobilizer, alarm with interior protection, remote central locking and wheel locks to give its owner the peace of mind.

Price of the Volkswagen Beetle

Volkswagen imports its new Beetle in India from the Mexican plant of the company as a CBU (Completely Built unit) and that is why the car is available in comparatively higher Price of Rs 21 lacs and upwards (Ex-Showroom Delhi) in India. The price of the Beetle can vary dependent on the optional features opted for by the buyer.

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