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Volkswagen Vento Preferred Edition launched: Aimed at corporate executives

German automaker Volkswagen has just announced a new special edition of its B-segment sedan Vento. According to the company, the new Vento Preferred Edition targets meeting the requirements of corporate executives.

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Tech2 News Staff|Nov 16, 2016, 17:23:24 IST

German automaker Volkswagen has just announced a new special edition of its B-segment sedan Vento. According to the company, the new Vento Preferred Edition has been design to meet the requirements of corporate executives.The special edition basically includes a kit with additional features which will be available on all Comfortline variants of the Vento MPI, TSI, TDI, and TDI DSG. The Volkswagen Vento Preferred Edition receives exterior and interior changes including alloy wheels, roof foil, side moulding, high quality leather seat covers, portable navigation device equipped with a wireless rear view camera and more.The Vento Preferred Edition gets the same price as all the Comfortline models while the standard Comfortline models get a discount of Rs 50,000.Michael Mayer, Director Volkswagen Passenger Cars India said, "The Vento has been one of our best-selling vehicles since its launch in the Indian market and we are delighted to announce the introduction of 'Vento Preferred'. The vehicle will offer features that are premium and ensure seamless navigation in a single click, we are sure that our customers will find value in the Preferred experience. We continue to increase our offerings on our existing product line ensuring that we cater to our customer requirements."The company recently announced the Polo AllStar Edition and will be launching the Polo GTI in the country next month.

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First Published:Nov 16, 2016, 17:23:24 IST
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