Volkswagen Vento news

It will be the first completely new Volkswagen compact sedan since the Vento’s launch 10 years ago

This edition makes Volkswagen’s new turbo-petrol engine more affordable for buyers

The Vento’s successor will be underpinned by Skoda-Volkswagen’s newly localised MQB A0 IN platform

The list is equally divided between manual and automatic transmission-equipped models, hinting at the improvements in automatic gearboxes over the years

As per Volkswagen, the Vento’s new 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine with a 6-speed AT is capable of returning 16.35kmpl. Let’s put that to test, shall we?

Volkswagen Connect tracks your car, relays vital information, stores car documents and can be used to contact emergency services

The limited run Red and White Special Edition models are based on the newly introduced Highline Plus and Highline variants of the Polo and Vento, respectively

The T-Roc is still offered at an introductory price of Rs 19.99 lakh

The Polo GT TSI and Vento AT share the same 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine

The Honda City is back in an all-new avatar to reclaim its spot at the top of the table. Well, the price table at least...

The new City offers less boot space than the outgoing model but does that mean it has fallen behind the competition?

The new 2020 City betters its outgoing model when it comes to fuel efficiency but can it better its other rivals as well?

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Limited edition models priced lower than equivalent variants

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