Virtus Price in Moga

Spacious Interior: The Volkswagen Virtus offers a surprisingly roomy cabin with ample legroom and headroom, providing comfort for both front and rear passengers. Smooth Ride: With its refined suspension system, the Virtus delivers a smooth and comfortable ride, absorbing bumps and imperfections on the road with ease. Fuel Efficiency: Efficient engine options and aerodynamic design contribute to excellent fuel economy, making the Virtus a cost-effective choice for daily commuting or long-distance driving. Advanced Safety Features: Volkswagen prioritizes safety, equipping the Virtus with a host of advanced safety features such as automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and blind-spot monitoring. Modern Infotainment System: The Virtus comes with a user-friendly infotainment system that includes smartphone integration, touchscreen controls, and optional navigation, keeping drivers connected and entertained on the go. Cons: Limited Cargo Space: While the Virtus offers ample passenger space, its trunk capacity may be smaller than some competitors in its class, limiting cargo-carrying capabilities. Higher Price Point: Compared to some budget-friendly sedan options, the Virtus may have a slightly higher price tag, potentially impacting affordability for some buyers. Plain Exterior Design: While subjective, some drivers may find the Virtus' exterior design to be conservative or lacking in standout features compared to more daring competitors. Engine Noise: Under heavy acceleration, the engine noise in the Virtus may be more noticeable compared to some rivals, potentially affecting cabin refinement during spirited driving. Limited Availability of Features: Depending on the market and trim level, certain desirable features or technology options may be limited or unavailable, requiring careful consideration of options when purchasing.

Perfect sedan for car enthusiasts, The power feel is so good and so smooth, and the car has all the required features, in short, I can say it is a perfect car, I am already driving 2 cars.

Test drove Virtus Highline and Skoda Slavia ambition 1.0 TSI multiple times though both are siblings the Virtus driving experience was much better both in terms of handling and suspension. Interiors also are more decent in Virtus than in Slavia. Just one thing is that. In 1.0 TSI there is a lag (minor) in initial pick-up.

Front look like old VW cars same old design and back looks good Interior quality is not good rattling noise coming from everywhere inside car seats are more hard not suitable for long run Mileage is really not great get 7-8 in city and 14-15 max on highway They are charging too much price for this quality.

The Virus has been dominating the Indian market recently. It is a fun vehicle to drive but passenger comfort wasn't great for me personally. It is too overpriced when compared to competitors like Verna. The main reason is that South Korea has an FTA with India hence they are able to provide cars at a much cheaper price however considering all the features that are there in Verna, the cost of production of Verna would have been much higher than Virtus yet Virtus is more expensive due to higher import duty. If anyone is considering buying Virtus I would highly recommend them to at least consider Verna once. Also, the after sales service of Volkswagen is horrible in India

The buying experience was so amazing, the booking and buying process was so smooth, and amazing driving experience and got good performance. Service I haven't done yet. The pros of this car are it gives the best drive feeling.

Very the perfect car fulfilling the price we have spent. very comfortable nice car fun to ride. nice looks a siden in SUV ground clearance, and performance is very good at this price. The service is nice but a little expensive. very good car in all ways no cons.

Its easy and value for money but the waiting period take time but its worth it.... definitely buy this from where you are at this is a compact sedan's and the best is have sunroof.