Volkswagen Sharan II (Typ 7N) photos
2010 — 2022 · minivan
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specifications
114–217
hp
7.8 s
best 0–100
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The second Sharan moved to the PQ46 platform, introducing dual sliding side doors and EasyFold flat-folding seating.
The Volkswagen Sharan II (Typ 7N) premiered at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show. Constructed on the PQ46 architecture, it grew larger and more comfortable. Highlights included dual sliding rear doors with optional power operation and the EasyFold seating system that stowed rear rows flush into the floor without seat removal.
Powertrains encompassed 1.4 TSI and 2.0 TSI turbocharged petrol engines alongside 2.0 TDI diesels (115–184 hp) paired with DSG gearboxes or 4Motion AWD.
Specifications
264854 mm191.1 in
Length
1904 mm75.0 in
Width
1720 mm67.7 in
Height
2920 mm115.0 in
Wheelbase
955 l33.7 cu ft
Trunk
Petrol
Diesel
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