German automotive conglomerate Volkswagen, launched the diesel variants of its compact sedan Ameo at a starting price of Rs. 6,33,600 (ex-showroom Delhi). The diesel variants of the Ameo will be powered by a 1.5 litre, 4 cylinder engine which produces 108.4hp. The vehicle will be offered with options of a 5-speed manual transmission as well as a 7-speed automatic DSG transmission.
The Ameo will come with ABS and dual airbags as standard fitment, the vehicle also features specific crumple zones, cruise control, rain sensing wipers, anti-pinch power windows, front centre arm rest, static cornering lights, ESP and Hill Hold Assist (for DSG variant), rear view camera with parking sensors, touch screen infotainment, automatic climate control, electrically adjustable and retractable ORVMs, auto dimming IRVM, cooled glove box, rear ac vents and much more.
The company has opened bookings for the diesel variants of the Ameo which have been priced as -
Fuel
Variant
Ex- Showroom
Mumbai*
(without Octroi & local taxes)
Delhi
Diesel 1.5 TDI
TL MT
626,486
633,600
CL MT
726,764
735,150
CL DSG
840,468
850,150
HL MT
807,563
816,900
HL DSG
921,209
931,900
Michael Mayer, Director, Volkswagen Passenger Cars India, said, “We have witnessed a successful launch of our made-in-India and made-for-India Ameo Petrol during the summer this year. Now with the Ameo Diesel being introduced during the festivities, we have an opportunity to cater to a wider set of customers, thereby further expanding the Volkswagen family. Ameo diesel will be equipped with a 5-speed manual and our very popular 7-speed DSG gearbox transmission making it the most compelling proposition in the segment.”
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