Volkswagen Introduces Polo GT Sport
Modified On Apr 25, 2017 01:03 PM By Raunak for Volkswagen Polo 2015-2019
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The new Sport variant is available in both the GT TSI and TDI variants, and comes with sportier aesthetic additions!
Facing the heat from the recently launched Baleno RS, Volkswagen has stepped up its game with the introduction of the Polo GT Sport. Technically, it is a sports variant of an already sporty hatchback. In simple words, thanks to the new go-fast aesthetic enhancements and bigger wheels, the GT Sport stands out compared to the stock hatch relatively more! It costs nearly Rs 27-30k more than the stock GT TSI or the GT TDI. Let us see what all the new GT Sport packs.
What’s new?
- Comes with 16-inch ‘Burnished’ alloy wheels, which are a size larger than the stock Polo
- Features new a side decals with a ‘GT Sport’ label, while the existing ‘GT TSI’ badging on the C-pillar and the ‘GT’ moniker on the grille are also present
- Gets the all-black OVRMs from the GT variant, and additionally comes with contrasting glossy black roof
- Features a new larger black spoiler
- Comes with all-black leatherette upholstery with ‘GT Sport’ embossed. The GT, in contrast, offers dual-tone fabric upholstery
- Available in two colour options, Flash red and Candy White
Mechanically, it remains unaltered, which is not a bad thing. Its 1.2-litre turbocharged, four-cylinder petrol motor puts out 105PS of max power and 175Nm of peak torque and is mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, while the 1.5-litre diesel generates 110PS of max power and 250Nm of peak torque and is mated to a five-speed manual.
Ford also launched a sportier avatar of the Figo recently, the Figo S, which, in its diesel version, can give both the Baleno RS and the Polo GT Sport a run for their money!
Check out how its arch rivals feel like to drive: Maruti Baleno RS: First Drive Review || 2017 Ford Figo Sports Edition: First Drive Review
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