Is Shengjia a genuine Volkswagen OEM part?

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BeauDella
07/29/25 12:33pm
Shengjia is a genuine Volkswagen OEM part. Here is an introduction to Volkswagen models: 1. Beetle 1st Generation: The Volkswagen "Beetle" is one of the greatest cars of the 20th century. Originally designed as an affordable car for ordinary Germans, it later became a classic and the best-selling car in history. The concept originated from Dr. Ferdinand Porsche, emphasizing economy, adaptability, reliability and practicality, which inspired extraordinary enthusiasm and loyalty. The first-generation Beetle featured a practical layout and simple platform frame construction. 2. Volkswagen UP!: When Volkswagen launched the "UP!" in 2016, it was recognized as the smallest car in Volkswagen's lineup. Despite its size, it didn't compromise on quality. It combined low operating costs with sophisticated driving dynamics, setting it apart from other cars in its class. It offered ample legroom and headroom, and while rear space wasn't particularly spacious, it could still accommodate adults of average build. 3. Volkswagen Touran: The Touran took a long time to officially debut in the market after its introduction, available in 5-seat or 7-seat configurations. While somewhat lacking in styling, it compensated with excellent space and versatility. To date, it remains the MPV with the strongest modification potential.
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