Friday, December 23, 2011

2013 Volkswagen cc facelift - LA Auto Show World Premiere

2013 Volkswagen cc facelift Photo Gallery
2013 Volkswagen cc facelift

Interiors

The new 2013 Volkswagen CC is spacious and luxurious from inside. A three-seat rear bench has been added to make the coupe comfortable for five passengers. The seats have been designed ergonomically for long trips and equipped with integrated massage function. Also, the car will offer a new option of brown interiors including the dashboard which appears in tune with the leather seats and reconfigured wood accents.

Exteriors

The main bodywork of the 2013 Volkswagen CC is almost same as the earlier version. However, the new headlights and front and rear styling brings it closer to other cars of the Volkswagen family. The front end of the car features a chrome grill, new bumper and new headlamps with LED daytime running lights. The rear end also has LED tail lamps and new design for the boot and the bumper.

Inside, VW's designers tinkered around with the air-conditioning controls and trim options while the company says it has improved the standard features across the range with the addition of a fatigue detection system, new audio, stainless steel door sills and safety head restraints with additional longitudinal adjustment for the front seats.

For the 2013 model year, there is also a new batch of available assistance systems such as the Side Assist Plus with integrated Lane Assist that warns of vehicles in blind spots and assists driver in avoiding an accident by steering intervention, Dynamic Light Assist and a camera-based traffic sign detection system.
In the USA, the CC will launch with the same engine lineup as before, including a 200HP 2.0-liter TSI petrol and a 280HP 3.6-liter V FSI petrols (FSI).

There are no changes to the European lineup either, with the CC being offered with several TSI petrol and TDI diesel engines ranging in output from 140HP to 300HP. The most fuel-efficient version is powered by the 140HP 2.0 TDI that delivers a combined fuel consumption of 4.7lt/100km (equal to 50mpg US).

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