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Volkswagen Introduces the Virtus 2025 in the Sense Version, Specially Targeted at PCD Audience, with Affordable Prices
The 2025 Volkswagen Virtus lineup has brought an interesting addition for those looking for a comfortable, safe car with a touch of sophistication. The Sense version, which traditionally serves the PCD audience, is now also available in retail, with a starting price of R$ 103,990.
In addition to the Virtus, the Sense is offered in the T-Cross, bringing changes in visuals and features that make it an attractive choice for drivers who value good cost-effectiveness without giving up technology.
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Volkswagen Virtus Sense: Design and Functionality
With a more understated visual and a design inspired by the Polo Track, the Virtus Sense 2025 presents a clean style, without chrome details, featuring steel wheels and darkened hubcaps that add a modern touch.
Even with its minimalist appearance, the car is well-equipped, featuring 100% LED headlights and taillights, which not only contribute to aesthetics but also enhance safety.
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Internally, the Virtus does not disappoint: the model features an eight-inch digital panel and a Media Plus II multimedia center, which provides essential connectivity for daily use. With six airbags, hill start assist, emergency braking alert, and post-collision automatic braking system, the Virtus Sense is a solid choice in terms of safety.
Under the hood, the Virtus comes with a 1.0 turbo TSI engine that delivers up to 116 hp and 16.8 kgfm of torque, paired with a manual five-speed transmission. The color options expand the possibilities, allowing you to choose between Ninja Black, Crystal White, Platinum Gray, Sirius Silver, and Biscay Blue.
T-Cross Sense: New Visual and More Technology
The T-Cross Sense also received a new design, maintaining the restyled look launched in May. The version now features a revamped front and redesigned rear taillights, accompanied by 100% LED headlights and taillights.
The interior has also evolved, featuring a 10.1-inch VW Play multimedia center, compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, which is slightly elevated, providing better ergonomics and visibility for the driver.
Equipped with a 200 TSI engine of 128 hp and 20.4 kgfm of torque, the T-Cross Sense offers a smooth and efficient ride, combined with a six-speed automatic transmission. Additionally, it also includes six airbags, autonomous emergency braking, and a fatigue detector, providing extra safety for occupants.
Available in Ninja Black, Pure White, and Pyrit Silver colors, the T-Cross Sense 2025 hits the market with a suggested price of R$ 119,890, remaining accessible and within the tax exemptions for the PCD audience.
These models showcase how Volkswagen combines innovation and accessibility in practical and well-equipped versions, providing a complete driving experience for all drivers’ profiles.
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