Brochure: Volkswagen A5 Beetle

The Beetle Content overview Introduction …………………………………………5 Volkswagen Genuine Accessories …………19 Exterior ………………………………………………7 Features & Specifications ………………………21 Interior …………………………………………………9 Colours and Upholstery …………………………29 Interior Dash & Trim ………………………………11 Fuel Saving Tips ……………………………………31 Technology …………………………………………13 The Beetle Capped Price Servicing & Corporate Sustainability – Think Blue ……32 Safety …………………………………………………15 Glossary ………………………………………………33 Optional Packages ………………………………17 Owning a Volkswagen …………………………34 1 Content overview Content overview 2 3 4 Introduction Get back No other car in the world has a heritage like the Beetle; it truly is an automotive That tradition is set to continue; the Beetle is a car that will lead to all kinds of icon. The good news? There’s a new Beetle for the 21st century and it’s every bit exciting discoveries as it takes you down new roads to new destinations. as modern as you’d expect. Not only is it full of delightful surprises and clever design, it’s also a great car to drive. Its 1.4 litre TSI twincharged petrol engine is a sprightly performer and Known around the globe for its simple, sturdy and elegant design, it’s no whether you choose the 6 speed manual transmission or the 7 speed DSG, it’s surprise that over a span of decades the Beetle has captured drivers’ smooth and responsive. imaginations—not to mention their hearts—in a way that no other car can match. It’s a model that reaches across generations and it testifies to the fact Coupled with a range of Volkswagen’s driver assistance and safety technologies that regardless of how quickly the world and the technologies in it may change, (including Hill Start Assist, Electronic Stabilisation Program, ABS brakes, XDL and some things endure. Anti-Slip Regulation), you’ll find the driving experience to be thoroughly modern. But don’t be fooled; the 21st century Beetle isn’t an exercise in nostalgia or As is the car’s interior. Carefully selected design cues recall the Beetle’s history historical self-indulgence. It’s a thoroughly modern motor car in every way but this is a brand-new car with its own statement to make. From the leather imaginable, from design and performance to comfort and economy. steering wheel that also functions as a control centre for the Beetle’s most important systems to the unique ‘retro’ glove box (a direct nod to the past), And though it sports a familiar silhouette and a famous name, the most the interior has been created to make driving as comfortable and safe as important thing the 21st century Beetle has in common with its automotive can be. Ergonomically designed seats, flexible storage spaces, dual zone ancestors is actually the spirit of the original, the same commitment to automatic climate control air conditioning and more make taking a trip in innovation, adventure and freedom. your new Beetle more enjoyable than ever. The Beetle is the car that set thousands, even millions, of people free. Add in a raft of technologies to improve safety, comfort and drivability and Free to travel where and how they liked. Free to visit new locations and you’ve got a car that gives you the best of both worlds: a classic silhouette, familiar friends. Free to experience the pleasures of the open road. modern design and a drive that will have you grinning from ear to ear. 5 Introduction Introduction 6 Exterior Classic lines, modern style There’s just no mistaking it. The Beetle is perhaps the most-recognised car in the world. But there’s more to it than just the silhouette. Classic round headlights and chrome The original’s classic lines have been updated for the 21st century; its stance is lower, highlights help fill in the details, giving the Beetle a purposeful look that inspires more poised and more confident. The bonnet’s curve recalls classic coupés, the steeply confidence from the first glance, not to mention providing plenty of light to make raked front windscreen, long roofline and the rear spoiler complete the silhouette and driving safer when it’s dark outside. Stylish wheels complete the look, with options portray an unmistakable presence. to ensure your new car looks just the way you want it to. 7 Exterior 07 01. Headlights and daytime driving lights 05. Rear spoiler Standard inclusion of Automatic headlight activation with coming / leaving home function from Standard on the Beetle the rear spoiler adds a dash more fl air and visual interest to its silhouette round headlights are pure ‘Beetle’ and their presence perfectly compliments the rest of the car’s and rear quarter. Finished in the car’s body colour but with a black upper surface, it’s yet appearance. With daytime driving lights incorporated into the main housing the Beetle’s ‘face’ another sign this car means business. remains as inviting as always while providing plenty of light when needed. 06. Parking distance sensors front and rear 02. Front fog lights with static cornering lights It’d be a shame to bump into another car while parking, which is why the Beetle includes front Artfully merged into the lower bumper, the Beetle features front fog lights with static cornering and rear parking distance sensors. These help make parking a breeze and take much of the lights as standard. But don’t be deceived by their subtle placement and appearance; they stress out of manoeuvring the car in tight spaces. improve visibility when conditions are less than perfect, making for a safer, more relaxed drive. 07. Rotor alloy wheels 03. Chrome highlights It’s hard to feel comfortable or well-dressed if you’re wearing poor-quality shoes and the Good design is subtle and car design is an art, which is why the Beetle includes a number of same holds true of cars and wheels. Fortunately, the Beetle comes impeccably shod, with carefully located chrome highlights. These include a horizontal strip through the lower air intake stylish 17-inch ‘Rotor’ alloy wheels fi tted as standard. and strips along the door and window sills. They draw the eye across the car, emphasising its clean lines and distinctive silhouette. 04. Coupé-like silhouette There’s never been a coupé quite like this. Volkswagen’s design team took the famous Beetle shape as their starting point and have produced a new car with a unique identity. The Beetle’s purposeful lines, longer, wider and lower stance, deeply curved bonnet, steeply raked windscreen, long roofl ine and arched sides let you know it’s ready to move whenever you are. Exterior 8 Interior Ergonomics have never looked so good It’s what’s inside that counts, right? The Beetle’s interior recalls that of its illustrious Beyond the good looks you’ll also find an interior space that’s comfortable and ancestor, yet there are thoroughly modern touches that will surprise and delight even ergonomic. The roofline offers head space for rear-seat passengers and clever storage the most fastidious owner. From the body-colour elements (dash panel, door panels spaces abound. The seats—available in comfortable, hard-wearing fabric or leather and steering wheel hub), instrument cluster and storage box to the thoroughly modern option—are height-adjustable and will keep you comfortable and alert on even the steering wheel and touch screen system, the interior is a harmonious blend of classic longest trips. Controls fall neatly to hand; the rear seats split and fold to optimise your and modern. storage options; and the large hatch makes getting your gear in and out a breeze. 01 Optional RNS510 Satellite navigation shown. 9 Interior 01 03 01. Retro glove box 05. Flat-bottomed steering wheel It’s funny what people remember about the original Beetle. Take, for example, the glove box. The Beetle’s leather-clad, fl at-bottomed steering wheel does double duty as a control hub for a Well-loved in its time, it has received a modern makeover for the 21st century. With an number of systems you’ll want to access while driving—without having to take your eyes off the easy-to-operate latch the only problem you’ll have with it is deciding what should go inside. road. Music, phone and other systems are all at your fi ngertips for maximum convenience and minimum distraction. 02. RCD510 audio system (not pictured) Whether you like to listen to your favourite radio station, a much-loved CD or the latest music 06. Split/fold rear seat downloads, the Beetle’s RCD510 touch screen audio system has you covered. Easy to operate, The Beetle’s boot has a generous 310-litre luggage capacity, more than enough for day-to-day it incorporates a 6-disc CD player, SD card slot and delivers sound via eight high-performance needs. But should you need to carry a serious load, the 50:50 split/fold rear seat allows you to speakers. It’s a system so good you might not want to turn it off . expand the capacity to a generous 905 litres. 03. Retro design elements 07. Chrome highlights Large round instrument cluster; dashboard storage box; roof line assist straps… they all have a The secret to making a great car interior is to provide just enough visual detail to provide some few things in common. They’re all part of the Beetle’s heritage and they’re all present in the 21st interest and guide the eye to the important controls and functions, without it becoming visually century Beetle. They’re included not just because they’re retro touches that reference Beetles cluttered or distracting. Careful attention to detail means the Beetle’s chrome highlights have gone by; rather, they’re included because good design never goes out of date.

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