New Volkswagen Jetta soon to hit Indian shores

Volkswagen Jetta new variant is soon expected to land on the Indian shores. As per a top executive from the German based auto mobile company the new variant will land in the last six months this year. Volkswagen Jetta was launched in 2008 and since then the Germans has rolled out 2,500 cars of the same till 2010.

Published On Apr 09, 2011 16:37 IST

Published OnApr 09, 2011 16:37 IST

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When quizzed that the existing model will be replaced, Neeraj Garg Director and Board member at Volkswagen Passenger cars stated that the present car models will be sold off and later they will bring in the new model of Volkswagen Jetta. He revealed that the auto giant would study the Blue Motion Technology in the domestic auto market and later based on the findings will launch cars on it.

The German auto giant sometime back launched Volkswagen Passat which is affixed with Blue Motion Technology. The new Passat Blue Motion features “Attention Assist” which has the ability to detect the driver's fatigue and transmit warning signals. These signals are like suggesting a rest from car driving.

As per Mr Garg, the Indian arm of Volkswagen has already received 100 booking for the car in two days.

Volkswagen is keen to notice peoples reaction over the Blue motion Technology and if things fall at places Germans will introduce other car models with the same technology. The company will deliver Volkswagen Passat later in this month.

Volkswagen is fast expanding its wings in the Indian auto sector, recently it inaugurated its 71st store "Volkswagen Mount Road" in Chennai. The company is expected to unveil two new stores in Tamil Nadu.

Garg even unleashed the IPL version of Volkswagen Vento affixed with 1.6 litre petro mill.

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