Volkswagen Virtus 1000km Review in 10 Points

Volkswagen Virtus is a D-segment sedan, pinned by the MQB A0 IN platform. It competes with the Hyundai Verna, Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, and Honda City.

Virtus has a length of 4,561, 1,752 mm wide, and 1,507 mm tall. It has decent space for the rear seat passengers. 

The rear of the Volkswagen Virtus has slim LED tail lamp. The subtle chrome line on the bumper gives it a premium appearance. 

Virtus runs on 16-inch alloys wheels and has red disc brake callipers at the front and misses on disc brakes at the rear. 

The boot space of the Virtus is 521L. It is helps to accommodate large suitcases for long travel and helped us during our test. 

We tested the 1.5L turbo petrol engine of the Volkswagen Virtus. It produces 150BHP and 253Nm torque, paired with a six-speed manual transmission. 

The interiors of the Volkswagen Virtus have sporty element. There is red ambient lighting enhancing the aesthetics of the vehicle. 

Volkswagen Virtus has a solid door thud and it has scored a five-star safety rating in the Global NCAP crash test. 

We drove the Volkswagen Virtus for 1000 km in the city and on highways. During our experience, it returned a fuel efficiency of 14.3 km/l. 

We tested the Volkswagen Virtus GT Plus Sport with electric seats. The price of this variant is ₹19.16 lakh (ex-showroom).