What is the top speed of the Jetta VS5?

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LaEva
07/24/25 9:55pm
The top speed of the Jetta VS5 is 175 kilometers per hour. Here are some details about this vehicle: 1. Exterior design. The front face adopts Volkswagen's X design elements, extending bidirectionally towards the hood and lower grille. The side body lines continue Volkswagen's brand design, running through the entire vehicle. 2. Powertrain. The car is equipped with an EA211 1.4T-110KW engine, paired with an MQ250 manual transmission and an Aisin AQ250 six-speed automatic transmission. 3. Features. The new vehicle comes with core equipment such as front MacPherson independent suspension, rear multi-link independent suspension, ESP electronic stability system, and ACC adaptive cruise control. It also includes the KESSY smart keyless entry system + 5th generation intelligent online anti-theft system, a smart multifunctional trip computer, and telematics functions.
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SanZachary
08/10/25 2:50pm
I often study data on various car models. The official top speed of the Jetta VS5 is approximately 190 km/h, thanks to its 1.4T turbocharged engine, which delivers 150 horsepower. The aerodynamic design and vehicle weight contribute to its stability at high speeds. However, during actual testing, I noticed that once it exceeds 180 km/h, fuel consumption increases significantly, and tire noise becomes more pronounced. For daily driving, there's no need to pursue such high speeds, especially since highway speed limits are typically 120 km/h. It's more important to focus on the vehicle's fuel efficiency and comfort. Regular checks on the braking and suspension systems are essential—safe driving is always the top priority.
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