Polo 2025 Arrives Strong! With A Starting Price Of R$ 92,990, This Compact Car Is Packed With Technology—Check Out What Volkswagen Has Planned!

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Published on 20/01/2025 at 19:50

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The 2025 Polo Line Offers Everything from Economic Models to High-Performance Options, Combining Technology, Comfort, and Style

The Volkswagen Polo 2025 arrives in the Brazilian market with a diverse lineup that promises to meet all consumer profiles. With eight versions and prices ranging from R$ 92,990 to R$ 158,590, the model reaffirms its position as one of the leaders in the passenger car segment. In addition to its established popularity, the 2025 Polo presents two distinct visual lines: the simpler Track and Robust versions, and the others, which highlight LED headlights and an updated design, according to the website O Antagonista.

Economic Versions: Track and Robust

The entry-level Track and Robust versions stand out for their affordable price and practicality, both costing R$ 92,990. Equipped with a 1.0 flex aspirated three-cylinder engine, these options offer:

Power: 84 hp with ethanol and 77 hp with gasoline.
Torque: 10.3 kgfm (ethanol) and 9.6 kgfm (gasoline).
Transmission: 5-speed manual.

Track Standard Features

Four airbags.
Air conditioning.
Electric steering.

Robust Standard Features

Raised suspension.
Excludes sound system and multifunction steering wheel.

The models also offer additional options:

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Turbo Engines: TSI and Sense

For those seeking more power and technology, the TSI and Sense versions bring the 1.0 flex turbo three-cylinder engine, offering 116 hp (ethanol) and 109 hp (gasoline).

Polo TSI: Manual transmission, starting price of R$ 111,490.
Polo Sense: Automatic transmission with 6 gears, starting at R$ 104,490.

Highlights of the versions:

Cruise control.
Parking sensor.
VW Play media system (included in the Sense).
Start-stop system and keyless entry (Sense).

Comfort and Technology: Comfortline and Highline

The Comfortline (R$ 120,490) and Highline (R$ 127,490) versions are ideal for those who value comfort and premium equipment. Both maintain the turbo engine of 116 hp and automatic transmission.

Comfortline Features:

15-inch alloy wheels.
Rain sensors and front parking sensors.

Highline Features:

Split-folding rear seat.
Wireless smartphone charger.
Enhanced digital dashboard and auxiliary cameras.

High Performance: Polo GTS

The Polo GTS leads the 2025 lineup, offering superior performance with its 1.4 flex turbo engine with four cylinders, generating 150 hp and torque of 25.5 kgfm.

Transmission: 6-speed automatic.
Price: R$ 158,590.

Differentials of the GTS:

Sport seats and specific driving modes.
Illuminated bar in the front grille.
18-inch wheels.

Polo 2025 Arrives Strong! With A Starting Price Of R$ 92,990, This Compact Car Is Packed With Technology—Check Out What Volkswagen Has Planned!

The 2025 Polo Line Offers Everything from Economic Models to High-Performance Options, Combining Technology, Comfort, and Style

Economic Versions: Track and Robust

Track Standard Features

Robust Standard Features

Turbo Engines: TSI and Sense

Comfort and Technology: Comfortline and Highline

High Performance: Polo GTS

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