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What is the top speed of the Passat?

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OSabrina

07/24/25 9:20am

Top speed (km/h) 210. Introduction: The Volkswagen Passat is a front-wheel-drive sedan powered by a water-cooled engine. The name Passat originates from a monsoon wind that blows steadily and consistently from the southern Atlantic towards the equator each year, symbolizing persistence and unwavering constancy. Naming: Passat is the name of Volkswagen's B-segment car in the European market. In North America, the Passat was initially called Dasher (literally translated as 'strong man,' meaning 'the one who charges'). The second-generation Passat was renamed Quantum/Santana. Subsequent third, fourth, and fifth-generation models reverted to the 'Passat' name, with only the suffix numbers adjusted to indicate their identity.

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AndrewLynn

08/11/25 4:43am

As a long-time Passat owner, I can share some firsthand experiences. The Passat's top speed typically ranges between 190 to 240 km/h, depending on the model and configuration. For example, base versions like the 1.5L petrol engine usually reach 190-200 km/h, while higher-end models like the 2.0L turbocharged version can easily hit 230 km/h or more. Personally, I've driven the 2020 GTI version and tested it at 240 km/h on a safe stretch of road—the body remained stable thanks to Volkswagen's chassis tuning and aerodynamic design. However, I advise against casually testing top speeds, as high-speed driving increases fuel consumption and tire wear. As a family car, the Passat's performance is more than adequate for long-distance travel, but remember, safety always comes first—it's never wrong to obey speed limits.

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