(Dan Tri) – With a selling price of about 1 billion VND, Volkswagen Virtus carries the German sedan brand, and the selling price is also much more expensive than Japanese and Korean cars in the same segment.
The Vietnamese auto market continues to welcome `rookie` Virtus from Volkswagen.
The B-class sedan Volkswagen Virtus has a selling price of about 1 billion VND, slightly larger in size than some Japanese and Korean competitors (Photo: VW).
Volkswagen Virtus is brought to Vietnam with two versions, Virtus Elegance priced at 949 million VND and Virtus Luxury priced at 1,069 billion VND.
The price of VND 1 billion for a B-class sedan makes the selling price a big obstacle if Volkswagen Virtus wants to reach many customers.
With the price of 1 billion VND for Volkswagen Virtus, Vietnamese customers can choose a D-class sedan with a more spacious size (Photo: VW).
Virtus possesses the simple, traditional design style of Volkswagen.
The German brand’s sedan is equipped with LED headlights and daytime lights with automatic on/off function, brightness adjustment, coming home/leaving home (support lights when coming home or leaving home).
The price is high, the equipment and technology content on the Volkswagen Virtus is also higher than that of popular B-class sedans (Photo: VW).
Meanwhile, the Volkswagen Virtus’s taillight cluster is shaped in an angular shape with a T-shaped graphic. The body of the car has embossed ribs.
Half the price of competitors in the same class, the interior of the Volkswagen Virtus is also more modern.
The interior of the Volkswagen Virtus has a design and amenities aimed at a group of customers who like the German brand and driving experience (Photo: VW).
Virtus’s steering wheel has a similar design to newer Volkswagen models with a series of control keys, rear gear shift lever, and Cruise Control automatic throttle.
Virtus is equipped with a 1.0 TSI engine that produces a maximum capacity of 115 horsepower at 5500 rpm and maximum torque of 178Nm at 1750-4500 rpm.
There is a lot of technology, but the size of a B-class sedan like the Volkswagen Virtus makes it not as spacious as larger cars (Photo: VW).
Compared to competitors, Virtus’s safety equipment content is also quite rich.
Obviously, Volkswagen Virtus has an interior design and technology content, and is slightly safer than popular B-class sedans.
