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What is the wheelbase of the Jetta VS7?

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VanHenry
07/29/25 12:07pm

The wheelbase of the Jetta VS7 is 2730 mm, with a body length of 4624 mm, width of 1841 mm, and height of 1644 mm. The Jetta VS7 is equipped with a 1.4-liter turbocharged engine across all variants. The engine code is EA211-DJS, which belongs to Volkswagen's EA211 series. The 1.4-liter turbocharged engine in the Jetta VS7 delivers 150 horsepower and a maximum torque of 250 Nm. The engine can output its maximum torque starting from 1750 rpm and maintains it up to 3000 rpm. It features direct fuel injection technology and uses an aluminum alloy cylinder head and block. This engine is paired with either a 5-speed manual transmission or a 6-speed automatic transmission (6AT).

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OElliana
08/13/25 10:09pm

I think the Jetta VS7's wheelbase of 2730mm is quite impressive among SUVs in the same price range. The wheelbase is the distance between the centers of the front and rear wheels, and a long wheelbase makes the interior space particularly spacious, especially when the rear seats are fully occupied. Legs can stretch freely, making long trips less cramped. The trunk is also large enough to easily accommodate a stroller or suitcases. For families, more space means greater comfort and less noise. The design team must have considered the preference of Chinese users for spacious interiors. The overall handling is also quite stable, with no body roll when cornering. These figures are not just theoretical; you can feel the difference when sitting inside compared to other compact SUVs. It offers high value for money and is a worthy choice.

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MaggieLynn
10/08/25 8:37am

As a VS7 owner, the 2730mm wheelbase is no exaggeration. For daily school runs, the rear offers ample space—two kids plus backpacks fit comfortably without crowding. Compared to my previous compact car, the comfort upgrade is significant, with no wobbling even on highways. During family outings, the trunk swallows picnic gear with room to spare. The generous space is a game-changer, perfect for busy professionals or families with kids. When car shopping, prioritize this spec—it hugely impacts practicality and ride quality. Don’t overlook details; a test drive will show why this model sells so well.

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VanRose
11/22/25 3:08am

The Jetta VS7 has a wheelbase of 2730mm. A longer wheelbase offers many benefits, such as better legroom inside the car and more stable handling. It is particularly friendly for family users, suitable for daily commuting and short trips. Simply put, this is a practical choice that can reduce the feeling of crowding.

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OSamuel
01/12/26 4:44am

With a wheelbase of 2730mm, the Jetta VS7 leads in its class, offering 100mm more than the VS5's 2630mm, providing more spacious rear seating. Compared to domestic SUVs of similar size like the Haval H6 or Changan CS75, the VS7 boasts better space utilization and easier loading. The design strikes a balance between comfort and parking convenience. For those on a budget, this car is an excellent choice, offering ample space without sacrificing practicality. Having enough legroom is crucial for a comfortable driving experience.

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