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The Passat BlueMotion officially debuted and as usual, Volkswagen is touting its clean, fuel-sipping qualities. And rightfully so. The Passat BlueMotion is capable of doing 46 mpg and yet can go up to 120 mph if need be. Perhaps not hair-raising fast but that's still good. As with its Polo sibling, the Passat BlueMotion is fitted with a diesel engine, specifically, one that does 105 hp. No timeline was given for this model's market launch but expect it on European streets sometime near the end of this year. Another diesel announcement Volkswagen made today was a V6 diesel engine they have dubbed BlueTDI. This engine, fitted for the Touareg, comes equipped with a Selective Catalytic Reduction catalytic converter which is able to separate NOx exhaust components into harmless nitrogen and water without producing other harmful side products. So, because of it's emission-reducing technology, the V6 BlueTDI Touareg satisfies the tough Tier2 Bin5 emission standard in the US and therefore, Volkswagen will be bringing this model over next year. Along with that, the diesel Jetta will see it's return sometime after the Touareg next year. A European launch should follow after that.
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