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How much bigger is the Polo Plus compared to the Polo?

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SophiaRose

07/24/25 12:55pm

The Volkswagen Polo Plus has a wheelbase of 2564mm, while the Polo has a wheelbase of 2470mm, an increase of 94mm. Below are the relevant details about the Polo Plus: 1. Dimensions: The car measures 4053/1740/1449mm in length, width, and height, with a wheelbase of 2564mm. 2. Powertrain: It is equipped with a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine, paired with either a 5-speed manual or 6-speed automatic transmission. 3. Exterior: The Polo Plus retains the styling of the overseas version, built on the MQB-A0 platform, and adopts Volkswagen's new family design language. The overall shape is more angular and sharper compared to the current model, with a flatter appearance. The grille is flatter and connects with the headlights, enhancing the horizontal visual effect for a sportier look. The headlights feature a polygonal design with more attention to detail, incorporating a Y-shaped element inside.

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JuliannaLynn

08/11/25 7:01am

While researching cars recently, I noticed the Polo Plus has significant dimensional changes compared to the standard Polo - mainly about 30cm length increase from approximately 4.05m to 4.37m, with slight width and height growth. This extension substantially improves interior space, especially rear legroom and trunk capacity, allowing more luggage for shopping or trips. Despite the larger size, handling remains agile with responsive steering, making it ideal for family use like mine - more comfortable when transporting kids or parents. Volkswagen's design is clever, offering consumers a practical alternative beyond just compact models, while still being manageable for urban parking. The slight weight increase may marginally affect fuel efficiency, but the space benefits make it worthwhile.

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