What does the 180 at the back of a Volkswagen mean?

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MacWyatt
07/30/25 1:42am
It indicates that the vehicle is equipped with an engine that has a maximum torque of 180 Newton-meters. Below are the specific details about torque: Torque levels: Currently, Volkswagen divides the torque levels indicated on the rear badges into five categories: 180, 230, 280, 330, and 380. POLO torque representation: The main change in the facelifted POLO model is the power designation on the rear, which adopts a numerical identifier similar to the Lamando. The new car features a "180" numerical badge next to the "POLO" lettering on the rear, reflecting the unification of Volkswagen's latest power labeling rules.
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