Volkswagen Polo is updated but only for South America.
The German compact has been updated to specifically suit the Brazilian market and benefits from a number of visual, technological and mechanical upgrades, while maintaining a level of differentiation from its respective European.
The South American Volkswagen Polo comes with a redesigned front, rather similar to that of the European facelift.
Differences also include chrome accents on the bumper air intakes, standard LED graphics on the headlights, and the absence of the full LED bar on the grille, replaced by a chrome strip as in the smaller trim levels of the European model.
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Volkswagen Polo, the 'trick' is redone but only for South America
In general, the line followed for the updated Volkswagen Polo for Brazil was that of simplifying the style.
The profile of the car is the same but the rear has two different headlights, which however maintain the external shape of the sixth generation Polo, unlike the European restyling which features elements arranged horizontally inspired by other models in the VW range, such as the T- Roc and the Golf.
The rear bumper has been redesigned for the South American model, with a new diffuser-style insert, with hidden tailpipes.
Finally, the new exterior colors have been added to the range, including Vermelho Sunset.
Inside, a new steering wheel, an 8 or 10.25-inch digital instrument panel (depending on the trim level), a touchscreen for up to 10-inch infotainment, new sportier front seats and a wireless charging system stand out. base of the center console, under the double USB ports.