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Volkswagen has redrawn the map of the small car world. It measures a short 3.54 metres and is a specialist for everyday urban living that was thought through to the last detail. This car - like the larger Polo and the even larger Golf - will appeal to people of all ages and mobility wishes. Affordable for everyone. In launching the up! Volkswagen is not only putting a new car in motion; it is also redefining the parameters of customisation and financing. This means that along with clearly delineated equipment lines on the Volkswagen up! And because a small car needs to be affordable, a new financing model known as AutoCredit2 that is exclusively tailored to VW up! And for many people, this will make the goal of driving a safe and economical new car more attainable than ever. Like the Beetle back in the 1950s, one could say that the Volkswagen up!
European market. It all starts in December 2011. There are 3 versions for different budgets and needs: take up! Directly at the car's market launch, there will also be 2 independent models based on the high up! Debuting in the Volkswagen up! They output 44 kW / 60 PS and 55 kW / 75 PS. Combined fuel consumption as a BlueMotion Technology version (including a Stop/Start system): 4.2 l/100 km (60 PS) and 4.3 l/100 km (75 PS). Both of these 1.0-litre engines emit less than the 100 g/km CO2 limit. A natural gas engine with 50 kW / 68 PS with the same basic configuration will follow. Its combined fuel consumption of 3.2 kg/100 km (natural gas) is equivalent to a CO2 value of 86 g/km; as a BlueMotion Technology version the natural-gas powered up! CO2 value of 79 g/km. There are also definite plans for an up! An important new safety technology system is the optional City Emergency Braking.
It is automatically active at speeds under 30 km/h, and it uses a laser sensor to detect the risk of an imminent collision. Depending on the vehicle's speed and the driving situation, City Emergency Braking can reduce accident severity by initiating automatic brake interventions - and possibly even avoid a crash. So far, the VW up! With its noted 3.54 metre length and 1.64 metre width, the Volkswagen up! The Volkswagen is 1.48 metres tall. Its overall length consists of conspicuously short body overhangs and a very long wheelbase (2.42 metres) - a body layout that fully utilises the space available in the new design. Space utilisation in the car is exceptionally good, because of its wheelbase - one of the longest in the segment - combined with an engine that is mounted well forward. Although the driver, front passenger and 2 rear passengers are travelling in a small car, it is by no means a cramped vehicle. On the contrary. Consider the boot: 251 litres are significantly more than is typical in the vehicle class of the up! When the rear seat is fully folded, cargo space even increases to 951 litres.
These two values show that in its interior the Volkswagen up! The new Volkswagen also offers numerous clever and detailed solutions, fun styling and a level of quality that will enhance the market segment. Especially high-end is the Dash Pad, an instrument pad extending crosswise in front of the driver and front passenger. Depending on the equipment line, either decor paint or one of the 5 body colours is used in the interior. The developers of the Volkswagen up! Their answer was a decisive yes! Because it is often the small things that make a big difference. And that is how the idea of the up! Small, lightweight boxes for a wide variety of situations and needs. And their names are their agendas. Portable Infotainment Device (PID). In the economically priced up! In cooperation with Navigon, one of the world's leading suppliers of navigation systems, a special solution was tailored to the up! The user simply snaps the PID into place above the centre console. PID touchscreen, and the touchscreen can also be used to view important vehicle information, such as the visual display of the ParkPilot (controls the car's distance to the next vehicle). Apps specially developed for the VW up!
