Does the Passat have a hybrid version?
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Passat has launched a hybrid model named Passat New Energy. Here is the introduction about Passat New Energy: 1. In terms of body size, Passat New Energy is similar to the regular Passat, with dimensions of 4985*1836*1469mm. 2. In terms of power, Passat New Energy uses a 1.4L turbocharged engine combined with an electric motor, with a maximum power of 155kw and a maximum torque of 400Nm. 3. In terms of pure electric range, according to the MIIT data, Passat New Energy has a range of 63km. 4. In terms of fuel consumption, Passat New Energy consumes 1.4L/100km. 5. In terms of transmission, Passat New Energy uses a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission (DCT). 6. In terms of suspension, Passat New Energy has a front MacPherson independent suspension and a rear multi-link independent suspension. 7. In terms of tires, Passat New Energy uses tires with specifications of 215/55R17. 8. In terms of the electric motor, Passat New Energy has a total motor power of 85kw, and the battery type is a ternary lithium battery.
The Passat indeed has a hybrid version, which is the Passat Plug-in Hybrid model. I've been following the Volkswagen series for a long time. This hybrid version combines the advantages of both fuel and electric power. In pure electric mode, it can run about 50 kilometers, which is completely sufficient for daily urban commuting—quiet and fuel-efficient, with electricity costs being much cheaper than fuel. For weekend long-distance trips, switching to hybrid mode allows the engine to assist in power supply, resulting in ultra-low comprehensive fuel consumption and longer range per tank of fuel. Charging is convenient—just install a socket in your home garage, and fast charging can fill the battery in a few hours. Many cities now also offer new energy subsidies, and the exemption from purchase tax makes it a very cost-effective option. The spacious interior is perfect for family trips, and the long battery warranty period keeps maintenance costs low, making it a practical and economical choice.