Volkswagen cars to get expensive from 1st Jan’24 & Discount to continue till month end

• Volkswagen raises prices by 2%.
• Virtus and Taigun now get a premium seven-speaker sound system.
• Up to Rs. 4.2 lakh off on cars.

In a move reflecting the industry-wide trend, Volkswagen Passenger Cars has also announced a price hike of up to 2 per cent across its entire range, that will be effective from 1 January 2024. This decision is made by escalating the costs of inputs and materials, a challenge that is faced by all the major players in the Indian automotive sector. While the exact details of the price adjustments still remain undisclosed, the increase may be model and variant-dependent.

As we approach the end of December 2023, Volkswagen is also offering substantial discounts on its cars, with benefits that reach up to Rs. 4.2 lakh. These discounts encloses a variety of incentives, including cash discounts, exchange bonuses, corporate discounts, service packages, and loyalty bonuses also. Prospective buyers that are looking to make a purchase in the near future may find the current discounts to be an attractive proposition.

In a bid to bring added value to its lineup, Volkswagen has also recently introduced the Sound Editions of the Virtus and the Taigun SUV. These special editions come equipped with a premium seven-speaker sound system featuring a 240W subwoofer that’s cleverly integrated into the spare wheel well in the boot. The unique offerings also include different 'Sound' badging and graphics on the C-pillar, adding a touch of exclusivity to these models. Importantly, the mechanical aspects of these cars remain unchanged, ensuring that the driving experience and Volkswagen's reputation is well maintained.

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Verdict: As the year comes to a close, potential car buyers may want to take advantage of the current discounts that's available on Volkswagen cars, considering the impending price hike set to take effect on New Year's Day. The move to increase prices is seen as a necessary step for the automaker to navigate the economic challenges posed by the volatile market conditions and maintain the high standards that’s associated with the Volkswagen brand.