The Volkswagen Lupo was introduced back in 1998 to fill the gap at the bottom of the Volkswagen range caused by the increasing size and weight of the Volkswagen Polo but the production was stopped in 2005. Since then the company had been working on two new entry level successors. The car will be targeted toward Russian and Indian markets to battle the Renault Logan.
The new Lupo is 3.7 meters long that is about 5 inches longer than the original and an equal amount less than the Fox. The car will feature adjustable rare seats that can move longitudinally to allow for more luggage space in back or more rear seat room. The one feature that I liked about the old Lupo was that it could go 100km just consuming 3 liters. The new car may have a two cylinder engine or a four cylinder engine or may be we see an electric version and may be sold at 8,000 Euro.
Via: autobloggreen
