All signs point to a big future for small cars! Now Volkswagen is raising the bar by presenting a new version of their classic sedan with four doors, and a compact yet comfortable package. Volkswagen will launch the “Up” into the European market in early summer, and they expect that more than half of buyers will choose the four-door version from the get-go. This version has identical engines powered by a 44 kW / 60 hp and 55 kW / 75 PS.
Volkswagen Up With four doors, the look of the car's side profile has changed. While the lower window line version of the two-door rises towards the rear near the speakers, the new edition will form a straight line from front to back. The boot has a capacity of 251 litres cargo of space, which can be increased to 951 litres by folding down the rear seats.
The rear door of the Volkswagen Up opens up wide and offers comfortable seating for events. The four seater offers the same interior space as the two-door model, which is remarkable given the size of the vehicle overall. Legroom in the rear is enough that 3 passengers can be accommodated comfortably.
There is plenty of space under the front seats for the rear passengers feet too. Volkswagen offers the same options in both models (two-door and four-door). This is the first car in its class that can automatically apply the brakes in a dangerous situation.
Also available in these models are portable navigation, and an infotainment system with a touch-screen. You could say that the Volkswagen Up, with two or four doors, is apparently one of the most advanced small cars on the market.