Volkswagen Virtus news

The GT Line variant of the Volkswagen Virtus gets fresh exterior and interior updates, making it a sportier choice for those looking to pick the sedan with the smaller 1-litre turbo-petrol engine

Apart from new launches, we also got an update on the delivery dates of two models along with a few special editions

Volkswagen has also introduced a new mid-spec Highline Plus variant for both Virtus and Taigun, and the Taigun GT Line has also been updated with more features

This variant gets cosmetic upgrades and features a blacked-out grille, bumpers, interior and red ‘GT’ badges

The Volkswagen Tiguan also comes with a four-year service value package (SVP) worth Rs 90,000.

The list includes hatchbacks, subcompact and compact SUVs, and a couple of EVs as well

The list includes two subcompact SUVs and three compact sedans

The monsoon service camp is already underway, ensuring your car is ready for the rainy season

Buyers for Skoda Slavia in Coimbatore might have to wait till the year-end to get their deliveries

In addition to offers for the Taigun, Volkswagen has even reduced the prices of some of its variants

Both Volkswagen Taigun and Volkswagen Virtus have already been awarded full 5 stars safety ratings in Global NCAP crash tests

Porsche has launched two new facelifted 911 models, while Audi has unveiled a Q6 e-Tron Performance variant

Skoda Auto Volkswagen India has produced over 15 lakh cars in India, with 3 lakh units of the Skoda Kushaq and Slavia, and Volkswagen Taigun and Virtus collectively

The Hyundai Verna is experiencing the longest wait times this month, whereas the Honda City has the shortest waiting period on average

The Volkswagen Tiguan also gets service value package (SVP) for four years, worth Rs 90,000