What is the fuel tank capacity of the Shanghai Volkswagen Polo?

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LaIsabelle
07/30/25 10:24am
Volkswagen POLO has a fuel tank capacity of 45 liters. Here is some relevant information about the Volkswagen POLO: 1. New design elements: The new Polo incorporates Volkswagen Group's latest design elements, giving a first impression somewhat reminiscent of a "mini Golf 6," but with more angular and robust body lines. It's worth noting that this isn't a GTI version, yet the sporty detailing exhibits a strong athletic style. 2. Differences from the previous generation POLO: Especially when compared to the previous generation Polo, its styling evolution is even more surprising than the transition from Golf 4 to Golf 6, which is undoubtedly one of the key reasons for its popularity.
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