The smallest baby Volkswagen is finally official with pictures of the car that will go public next month and into production in 2012.
It is called the up! - at least, in Volkswagen-speak - and promises plenty for anyone who wants, or needs, a 21st century city car.
The Up is considerably smaller than the Polo at just 3.54 metres long, 1.64 metres wide and 1.48 metres tall, but has a four-seater body sitting behind a new generation of three-cylinder engines.
Volkswagen says the car will be ready for the road in December and promises three models - the Take Up, Move Up and High Up.A fully-electric Up is also in the works.Economy will start in the 4.2 litres/100km region with emissions below 100 grams/kilometre of CO2.The most important option on the Up is a new city-safety system with automatic emergency braking, but there is also an infotainment system that includes navigation and can be removed from the car for use as what VW describes as a Personal Infotainment Device.
There is no news yet on pricing, or arrival timing for the Up in Australia, with full details expected next month at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
It is called the up! - at least, in Volkswagen-speak - and promises plenty for anyone who wants, or needs, a 21st century city car.
The Up is considerably smaller than the Polo at just 3.54 metres long, 1.64 metres wide and 1.48 metres tall, but has a four-seater body sitting behind a new generation of three-cylinder engines.
Volkswagen says the car will be ready for the road in December and promises three models - the Take Up, Move Up and High Up.A fully-electric Up is also in the works.Economy will start in the 4.2 litres/100km region with emissions below 100 grams/kilometre of CO2.The most important option on the Up is a new city-safety system with automatic emergency braking, but there is also an infotainment system that includes navigation and can be removed from the car for use as what VW describes as a Personal Infotainment Device.
There is no news yet on pricing, or arrival timing for the Up in Australia, with full details expected next month at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
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