Why is Passat called Passat?
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Passat is the Chinese translation of the German word "PASSAT". In German, it means "trade wind", a term in meteorology. The relevant introduction of Passat is as follows: Passat is the general name of a car series: Passat is the general name of a car series of Volkswagen in Germany. In the 1980s, the first car introduced by Volkswagen Group to the domestic joint venture was the Santana model of the Volkswagen Passat series. Later, the Passat model was introduced to China. Passat's platform: Passat is a car series belonging to Volkswagen's B platform. Later, the B platform produced multiple models, from the most basic Santana to later Passat, Magotan, Lingyu, Passat B5 and CC, as well as the upcoming B7.