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The new Volkswagen Passat B9 was first noticed on the roads (photo)

The new Volkswagen Passat B9 will be available exclusively as a station wagon. All versions of the model will receive hybrid installations.

In Germany, the new Volkswagen Passat is removed for the first time. The ninth generation of the popular D-Class is now in testing and will debut next year. Speaking of which in shape Motor1 website.


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The wagon design just got more elegant

Photo: Motor1.com

The photo shows that the design of the Volkswagen Passat B9 will become more elegant, with softer body lines. The front of the Passat is covered in camouflage that mimics the grille. Most likely, it will be designed in the spirit of the Volkswagen Golf 8.

Only the Volkswagen Passat 2023 station wagon passes the tests, because there will be no sedan in the lineup. New four-door version put out of production and are preparing to replace it Volkswagen ID.Aero electric car.

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All versions of the model will be hybrid

Photo: Motor1.com

The new Volkswagen Passat will receive modified Euro-7 petrol and diesel engines, all complemented by hybrid installations. The photo has a plug-in hybrid – this is highlighted by the hatch covering the charging socket on the left wing.


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It is also known that the production of the Volkswagen Passat B9 will be transferred from Germany to Slovakia. The model will be assembled at the Bratislava plant, where the related Skoda Superb is already in production.

Previously Focus talked about the old Volkswagen Passat B5, traveled a million miles without major faults.

We wrote it too Honda is preparing an economic crossover for $ 15,000 with a consumption of 3 liters per 100 km.

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