The Volkswagen Virtus 2025 continues to shine in India’s mid-size sedan segment, marrying sporty dynamics with premium comfort. These small price cuts coupled with an alluring new shade of Flash red make the updated model an ultimate choice for families and enthusiasts who are very particular about refined performance and the best of safety.
Sleek and Dynamic Exterior
The 2025 Virtus maintains an elegant silhouette with a bold honeycomb grille and slim LED headlights enhanced to be more visible. The sides of the car are aerodynamically lined with statements on 16-inch alloy wheels. It measures 4,561 mm in length with a 2,651-mm wheelbase and offers 521-litres of boot space as well as 179 mm of ground clearance, apt for the versatile roads of India. The limited-edition Flash Red adds an extra aura of boldness to the paint palate and is offered only on GT Line trims.
Powerful TSI Engine Options
In turbo-petrol guise, two engines are offered in the Virtus. The 1.0-litre TSI offers 114 bhp and 178 Nm for economical city driving, whereas the 1.5-litre TSI EVO exaggerates those figures to 148 bhp and 250 Nm for more fun acceleration. Both engines are mated to either the six-speed manual or the seven-speed DSG automatic, which ensures smooth gear shifts while allowing the car to reach and maintain a top speed of 210 kmph. The 1.5-litre has etched its name in the India Book of Records for having covered 4,654 km in just 24 hours, marking its presence in endurance.
Incredible Mileage
Fuel-efficiency-wise, the Virtus returns 19.62 kmpl with the 1.0-litre engine, creeping down to 18.45 kmpl with the 1.5-litre, which certainly makes it a thrifty proposition for those those who have to make long-distance commutes. Capacity-wise, its 45-litre fuel tank can cover a distance of over 800 km, optimizing power consumption. In terms of advanced TSI tech, the use has one-scale-low emissions alongside high torque, good enough for buyers who are concerned about the environment.
Luxurious and Spacious Interior
The cabin welcomes with soft-touch materials on hard surfaces, ventilated front seats for climate comfort, a 60-litre glovebox, and adjustable rear AC vents for practicality. The 10.1-inch touchscreen can also wirelessly connect Apple CarPlay and Android Auto; the cabin is fired further by ambient lighting and a digital cockpit.
Top-notch Tech and Safety
Virtus offers about 40 safety features and gets a 5-star Global NCAP rating; six airbags are standard. Safety kit includes ESC, hill hold, and tyre pressure monitoring. New additions for the year 2025 include a heads-up display and a 360-degree camera in top versions for even more confidence.
Pricing
The Volkswagen Virtus 2025 starts at Rs 11.16 lakh ex-showroom for the Comfortline variant, following recent GST reductions. The mid-spec Highline looks at almost Rs 15.00 lakh, while top-tier GT Plus Edge DSG goes up to Rs 19.41 lakh, giving a somewhat premium value.