Polo | Models | Volkswagen

A real eye-catcher.

The Polo looks out for you. Equipped with a range of safety systems, it keeps an eye on what's going on around you. And with its dynamic design, it’s a real eye-catcher!

The Polo has many highlights. Check out these three:

LED Day Running Lights

Increase the visibility of your car, so that other drivers can see you on the road.

Parking sensors

Remove the stress out when parking in a tight spot.

Attractive alloy wheels

The right set of wheels can transform the look of a car.

Comfort

Bluetooth

It's easier now to receive phones calls and enjoy music while driving.

Radio composition color

Keyless Access

Open up Polo

No more routing around in your trousers, handbag or jacket pocket on the hunt for you car keys: As long as you have it with you and you are no more than 1.5 metres away from your Polo, you can unlock the doors and boot lid automatically, as if by magic. You also don’t need a key to start the engine. All it takes is the touch of a button. And if Keyless Access isn’t working, then it just means that your key isn't in your pocket after all. Perhaps it’s on the kitchen table?

Multi functions steering wheel

Woman in the passenger seat of a VW Polo

See the Polo for yourself

Woman in a shop in the foreground, outside a VW Polo drives by

See the Polo for yourself

Technology

Start-stop system with brake energy recuperation

Slow down on the spending

The start-stop system saves fuel by switching off the engine when the vehicle is stationary. Like when it’s at a red traffic light. All you have to do is take your foot off the clutch. When the lights go green, just engage the clutch again and the engine will start back up. Just as simple and efficient: brake energy recuperation. This function uses an alternator to generate energy when you apply the brake or coast. This energy is then stored in the battery.

Multi Collision braking system

Multi Collision braking system

About 25 percent of all accidents involving personal injuries are collisions occurring after the initial accident. Such follow-on collisions can be prevented or their consequences can at least be mitigated by the Multi-Collision Brake. Following a collision, the Multi-Collision Brake automatically applies the brakes, within the limits of the system, before the driver can react.

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