2014-04-03 12:25:06

Future New York Debut of 2015 Jetta from Volkswagen

To keep the current model interesting, Volkswagen has designed a new Jetta which it is planning to show this year in New York.

The date is officially set, but what lacks to the public eye is comprehensive technical characteristics of the upcoming vehicle. Earlier the company only mentioned that the next year’s Jetta would obtain a new outlook, be more efficient in fuel consumption and advance in safety arrangements.

Current model year yielded a modified version of Jetta with renewed rear suspension and unique compact turbo engine.

Next year’s model will come with a diesel motor. The capacity will stay the same, but a mild horsepower boost is to be expected – the output will total 150 hp. Performance is also promised to be advanced.

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