Frankfurt On-Site Report Vol. 8! Photo Impression - Volkswagen
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Frankfurt On-Site Report Vol. 8! Photo Impression - Volkswagen

<strong>Volkswagen<br><br>8th Frankfurt Motor Show Report!</strong><h2>Volkswagen's Updated Small Family</h2>Hall 3, on the first floor, is where the Volkswagen Group brands gather. The Volkswagen booth, occupying about half the space, is bathed in a bright and refreshing atmosphere. The stars are the recently debuted small car "up!" and various study models that "up!date" the new small family. Meanwhile, exciting variations are also proposed to further expand the appeal of the new Beetle. A single-seater EV concept is also not to be missed.<br><br><div align=",By Satoshi Ubukata
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<strong>Volkswagen black up!</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen black up!</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen black up!</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen white up!</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen white up!</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen white up!</strong>
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<strong>Volkswagen buggy up!</strong> The ultimate open-top model, the buggy up!, has no roof or doors. All steel body panels are original, offering an overwhelming sense of freedom. The interior is waterproof for rain, and there are drainage holes in the floor.
<strong>Volkswagen buggy up!</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen up! azzurra sailing team</strong> An open-top model designed by Italian designers Giorgetto Giugiaro and Walter de Silva. With its mahogany dashboard and the feeling of enjoying the wind, it's truly a yacht on land. By the way, "azzurra" is a famous yacht club in Costa Smeralda.
<strong>Volkswagen up! azzurra sailing team</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen up! azzurra sailing team</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen up! azzurra sailing team</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen GT up!</strong> While the base model has an engine output of 75 ps, the GT up! is a sports model that packs approximately 100 ps into a vehicle weighing just 900 kg. It's essentially the "GTI" version of the up!. It is highly likely to be released as a junior sibling to the Golf GTI and Polo GTI.
<strong>Volkswagen e-up!</strong> This electric vehicle version of the up! is under development with a target debut in 2013. It achieves a top speed of 135 km/h and boasts a range of 130 km thanks to its 18 kWh battery.
<strong>Volkswagen e-up!</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen e-up!</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen NILS</strong> This single-seater EV is proposed as a new mode of transportation for urban dwellers, offering greater convenience and efficiency than conventional cars, yet more comfort than a motorcycle. The ultra-compact EV, measuring 3,040mm long, 1,390mm wide, and 1,310mm high, has a top speed of 130 km/h and a range of 65 km.
<strong>Volkswagen NILS</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen NILS</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen NILS</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen NILS</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen NILS</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen The Beetle R concept</strong> Following the Golf R and Scirocco R, the new high-performance model is the Beetle R concept. Powered by a 2-liter turbo engine producing approximately 270 ps, it delivers performance that sets it apart from the base model. 20-inch tires, a wide bumper, and a large rear spoiler emphasize its sporty character.
<strong>Volkswagen The Beetle R concept</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen The Beetle R concept</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen The Beetle R concept</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen The Beetle R concept</strong>
<strong>Volkswagen The Beetle R concept</strong>
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8th Frankfurt Motor Show Report: Volkswagen Photo Impressions