The Volkswagen Vento finally got an automatic option recently, however, the much-loved DSG automatic has been replaced by a new 6-speed automatic torque converter. We recently got a chance to test the car and here's what we think about it.
Under the BS6 regime, the 2020 Volkswagen Vento sedan, which now comes with a new 1.0 litre TSI petrol engine that promises to be both fun and frugal. We spent to day with the car to find out if there is any truth to that.
The German car maker, Volkswagen, now has in store for you the Vento TSI. This car, with a 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol engine generating 103bhp and a torque of 175Nm, is a car for the ones living life on the fast lane. Priced at 9.99 lakhs (ex-showroom Delhi), the car hasn't gone through any changes to the exterior or interiors or even the ride quality. Nevertheless, Vento TSI is the best version of it in offer.
Apprentices of the Volkswagen Academy India's three-year Dual Apprenticeship course, have built a firefighting car for the Volkswagen Pune plant's Safety Department. A group of 14 apprentices have submitted this as their final year project.
Considering its new, the Vento still has to battle with old foes and these are the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, Hyundai Verna and the Honda City. Out of these, it is only the Verna that has been refreshed in the recent past. So how does the Vento perform when it comes to such stiff competition?
Volkswagen Motorsport India dominated the first round of the Indian Touring Car (ITC) category in the 2019 National Car Racing Championship. The opening round of the season was held at the Kari Motor Speedway and held three races over the weekend.
In the used-car space, procuring a vehicle, within a budget is not too difficult, only if you know where to look. So, we have compiled a list of a few vehicles that you can buy under Rs. 3 lakh.
While the Volkswagen Vento has remained largely unchanged for over a decade, it's still of the best sedans in its segment. And here the Top 5 Highlights of the existing Vento.
