VW launches Sharan with latest engines and extensive networking features

• TDI and TSI: new engines in the Sharan up to 14.3 per cent more efficient
• App-Connect: new infotainment systems bring Apple and Google on board

1. New TSI and TDI engines up to 14.3 per cen more fuel efficientt; the most efficient model consumes just 5.0 l/100 km.
2. All engines (115 to 220 PS) fulfil the Euro-6 standard.
3. Completely new array of infotainment systems.
4. Perfectly networked with ‘Android Auto™’ (Google), ‘CarPlay™’ (Apple), ‘MirrorLink™’ and ‘Volkswagen Car-Net’.
5. Thanks to Blind Spot Monitor (optionally linked to Lane Assist), Rear Traffic Alert and Automatic Post-Collision Braking System even safer.
6. Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and Front Assist with City Emergency Braking are available in the Sharan for the first time.
7. New LED rear lights and 16-inch alloy wheels.
8. Interior is upgraded with higher quality trim and materials, plus enhanced instrumentation.
9. The launch in Europe starts in mid-July (w/c 13th July).
10. Exclusive ‘Beach’ and ‘Ocean’ models for the launch.

• For two decades the highly flexible Sharan has been one of European families’ main motoring companions. In addition, the 5- to 7-seat Volkswagen has also made a career for itself as a refined business vehicle, especially in Asia. Having sold over 200,000 units in the current generation and over 800,000 in total, a technically much enhanced version of the MPV is now making its debut. Numerous convenience and driver assistance systems are new on board, with many of these celebrating their premiere in the Sharan’s vehicle segment. Volkswagen – with the ‘VW Campervan’ the inventors of the compact MPV – have also completely updated the array of infotainment systems. These provide a maximum degree of connectivity, as ‘MirrorLink™‘ ‘CarPlay™‘ from Apple and ‘Android Auto™‘ from Google are also included for the first time. Also at the forefront of the changes are the Sharan’s new engines, which consume up to 14.3 per cent less fuel and fulfil the Euro-6 emission standard.

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