Digital car designers have taken their game to this level, so something like the VW Virtus RS’s wide body concept looks very attractive and feasible.
Zephyr_Designz and Bible designs VW has developed the concept of RS wide body for Virtus. Virtus is VW’s latest premium mid-size sedan based on the MQB A0 IN platform. It replaces Vento in our market. VW aims to revive declining sales in the sedan segment. In this way, he wants to prove himself as an outstanding player in our market. VW and Skoda have developed this platform to expand their footprint for emerging markets such as India. Let’s see how it works in sales charts after launch.
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VW Virtus RS Widebody Concept
First of all, the blood-red color scheme chosen for the first iteration is very attractive and distinguishes the sportiness of the sedan. The front has large air vents combined with a massive radiator grille to give a uniform aerodynamic look, the matte grille and silver skating rink add adventure features, and the slight headlight processing also complements the racing features. Alloy wheels are painted black with red brake calipers. When looking at the side profile, the wide body is visible once. The black side column with sharp folds and chrome garnish adds charm to it all.
The rear of the sedan looks even more promising. The spoiler of the cargo lid doubles the tail section, the shark blade antenna introduces a modern element, the extended rear wing covers the wheel arches well, and the rear is dominated by a heavy diffuser with four suction units with chrome tips. It is impossible not to appreciate the ingenuity of the rear. In general, this digital modified Virtus is similar to the performance sedan of German carmakers.
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The black version of Bimble Design looks sporty, but looks a bit worse due to the black paint job. What will further whet our appetite is that we have a video for this concept. Life-like graphics will no doubt help us to imagine what a similarly modified example would look like in real life. Click the play button above to see this very sporty iteration of VW Virtus 360 degrees in full.
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Exceptions
The VW Virtus is powered by a 1.0-liter TSI and a 1.5-liter TSI EVO engine. The smaller engine produces 115 PS of maximum power and 175 Nm of maximum torque, while the larger unit offers 150 PS of maximum power and 250 Nm of maximum torque. For the first, the transmission options include a 6-speed manual and 6-speed automatic converter, and for the second, a 6-speed manual and a 7-speed DSG. Prices are expected to be between Rs 10.50 and Rs 17.50 at the former showroom. It attaches the horns of cars such as Hyundai Verna, Honda City and Skoda Slavia.
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