2024 Volkswagen Passat unveiled
【Summary】The 2024 Volkswagen Passat has been revealed, with a starting price of £38,000. The car offers a plug-in hybrid version that can travel up to 62 miles without using any fuel. Its sleek design and low rear bumper give the impression of an electric car, making it an attractive option for those who want to keep up with their neighbors' car choices.
According to a 2023 survey of more than 2000 car drivers, one in four would consider changing their car because their neighbors had just done so. And these days, keeping up with the Jones's means turning to electric power.
However, if the idea of going fully electric doesn't appeal, what's a good neighbor to do? Well, the answer might have arrived in the form of the new Volkswagen Passat.
With its slim LED lights, aerodynamic alloy wheels (depending on model) and a low rear bumper which conveniently hides the underside of the car, you could be forgiven for assuming that this latest Passat is a fully electric car. Your neighbors might think so, too, particularly if you choose the plug-in hybrid version.
The plug-in hybrid version of the new Volkswagen Passat can travel up to 62 miles without using a drop of fuel, so they might never hear its petrol engine running.
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