Volkswagen Polo

It's unlikely that there have been any changes between the Polo that was introduced ten years ago and the most recent model. The hatchback's basic style package has mostly not changed, however there have been some small changes made to the bumper, headlights, fog light surrounds, alloy wheels, taillights, and rear bumper.

If you attentively examine the most recent makeover, it is obvious that it has taken design cues from the discarded VW GTI. Along with the black splitters on either side, the front bumper appearance is reminiscent of the GTI. The honeycomb mesh pattern on the front grille is now a choice, and a thin chrome strip runs along the lower edge. Since no option offers a projector system, the headlights use halogen bulbs. We believe that integrated LED daytime running lights and LED projector headlights should have been standard equipment on at least the top-spec model. Even the foglights, which are also cornering lights, are halogen models.

The VW Polo gets 16-inch alloy wheels finished in a gunmetal grey colour and there's also a little cladding that runs along with the running board. The rear design receives GTI-style bumper design and taillights. There’s also a faux diffuser at the rear to enhance the sportiness quotient. VW Polo measures 3971 mm in length, 1682 mm in width, 1469 mm in height and has a wheelbase of 2470 mm. The ground clearance, at 168 mm, is good for Indian road conditions.