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Limited edition Volkswagen Polo GT Sport launched in India

The new Polo GT Sport is a limited edition model which will be available in India for Rs 20,000 more than the ex-showroom price of the regular version which means it will cost somewhere around Rs 8.7 lakhs (ex-showroom Delhi).

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Tech2 News Staff|Apr 25, 2017, 17:23:05 IST

European car marker Volkswagen has introduced a new variant of its hot hatch Polo in India. The new Polo GT Sport is a limited edition model which will be available in India for Rs 20,000 more than the ex-showroom price of the regular version which means it will cost somewhere around Rs 8.7 lakhs (ex-showroom Delhi).There are no mechanical changes so you get the same engine options, a 1.2-litre TSI and 1.5-litre TDI.Thierry Lespiaucq, Managing Director, Volkswagen Groups Sales India said, "Polo GT has been the first choice for buyers who seek strong power delivery and class leading efficiency both perfectly combined in a single carline. The GT badge has always instilled the pride of owing the best, and the Polo GT Sport edition takes it a notch higher further increasing the sport quotient of the vehicle. With this offering, we are providing our consumers with an option to choose a sportier variant of the most loved hatchback the Polo GT."volkswagen-polo-gt-sport (1)There are mostly cosmetic changes on the GT Sport edition including a new glossy black spoiler, 16-inch Portago alloy wheels, glossy black roof foil, and a GT Sport side foil. On the inside there is a leatherette finished GT sport embossed seat covers. It will be offered in two colours, flash red and candy white.

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First Published:Apr 25, 2017, 17:23:05 IST
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