The Volkswagen Passat has undergone a renovation in all its versions. The sedan, Variant, Alltrack and GTE are ready for new adventures, with a refreshed look, added technology and engine improvements.
Volkswagen Passat is the second best-selling Volkswagen, but the first is still the Golf. As is usual with refreshments, we receive minor cosmetic fixes, but the point remains almost the same. And this time is no different. The facelifted Passat features a revised front and rear bumper, front fascia and both front and rear lights. To help you recognize the revised version, take a look butt, on which the Passat inscription is made in the same style as the model Arteon.
Inside, we now have an entertainment and information system available the third generations, which has improved interaction with the digital gauge display. The touch screen is available in size 6,5-, 8,0- and 9.2-inch and supports internet radio and obtaining traffic information in realistic time. Upgraded assistance systems enable the renewed Passat partially autonomous driving on the highway, up to speed 210 km/h. You can think of predictive cruise control, lane keeping assistant, trailer assistant and parking assistant.
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![Volkswagen Passat GTE](https://e7852c3a.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/vw-passat-facelift-2019-15-660x371.jpg)
As of now, all engines, both diesel and gasoline, are equipped with filter, which reduce the amount of harmful particles in the exhaust. Three gasoline engines TSI they will have 150, 190 or 272 horsepower, three diesel engines TDI well 120, 190 or 240 horsepower. There will also be a diesel engine with a mark Here, with 150 horsepower. The renewed Passat GTE now has enough electricity for up to 55 kilometers a long way.
This year's Passat will be the last to carry the label- made in Germany. The Passat has been produced in Germany since the year 1978, and with the next generation, according to forecasts, production will move to Czech Republic.
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