Renewed Volkswagen Polo officially announced
Volkswagen will present the restyled Polo at an online event. The event itself is scheduled for April 22.
Additionally, the German company has published the first photo of the future car. In the picture, you can see new headlights made in the style of the latest Golf and Tiguan. The image shows that the front optics of the car is connected with a diode stripe, which is interrupted by a Volkswagen logo.
Previously the novelty has been caught by photographers. For the model, prepared new bumpers and improved grille. According to rumors, there will be an enhanced infotainment system and a fully digital "dashboard" with improved graphics inside the car.
All technical information about the Polo is classified. In the engine compartment, the company will add units with moderate hybrid technology.
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