Compare Volkswagen Virtus Variants
₹10.70 Lakh to ₹19.19 Lakhex-showroom
The Virtus comes in twelve variants. The Comfortline is manual only, while the Highline, Highline Plus, GT Line and Topline come with a manual or an automatic. The GT Plus, GT Plus Sport and Anniversary Edition use the 1.5 TSI DSG.
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How the Virtus trims build up
At ₹10.71 Lakh the Comfortline already covers safety, with six airbags and stability control. It has LED headlamps, a 17.78 cm touchscreen for wired Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, rear parking sensors and black fabric seats, on 16 inch steel wheels.
Move to the Highline at ₹13.51 Lakh and the screen grows to 25.65 cm with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. It also brings a wireless charger, cruise control, a rear camera, rear AC vents, fog lamps and Scimitar alloys.
Only ₹40,000 more buys the Highline Plus, with an electric sunroof, automatic climate control, a 20.32 cm digital cluster, keyless entry with push-button start and auto lights and wipers.
The Topline at ₹15.16 Lakh adds ventilated front seats with electric adjustment for both sides, a sound package with a subwoofer, full LED headlamps and leatherette seats. Every row is in the full Virtus feature list.
GT Line, GT Plus and the Anniversary Edition
The GT Line at ₹14.35 Lakh is a Highline Plus dressed in the Sport styling. Darkened headlamps and tail lamps, a gloss black grille, black mirrors, a black cabin with red ambient lighting and aluminium pedals set it apart. It keeps the 1.0 TSI.
Spend ₹18.85 Lakh and the GT Plus gives you the Topline's comforts with the 150 PS 1.5 TSI and a seven speed DSG. Chrome GT badges, red front brake calipers and black leatherette seats mark it out.
The GT Plus Sport at ₹19.20 Lakh is the darker take, with red GT badges, black Razor alloys and a gloss black aerokit. The Anniversary Edition costs the same and is based on it. Volkswagen is building only 150, all in Avocado Pearl with a black roof.
Picking the automatic
The six speed automatic adds about ₹1.2 Lakh on the Highline and Topline, about ₹1.1 Lakh on the Highline Plus and ₹90,000 on the GT Line. It brings paddle shifters, plus hill start assist on the Highline, Highline Plus and GT Line. Volkswagen rates it at 18.70 km/l against 20.19 km/l for the manual.
The full lineup
| Variant | Fuel | Transmission | Ex-showroom price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comfortline | Petrol | Manual | ₹10,70,900 |
| Highline | Petrol | Manual | ₹13,50,900 |
| Highline Plus | Petrol | Manual | ₹13,90,900 |
| GT Line | Petrol | Manual | ₹14,34,900 |
| Highline | Petrol | Automatic | ₹14,70,900 |
| Highline Plus | Petrol | Automatic | ₹14,99,000 |
| Topline | Petrol | Manual | ₹15,15,900 |
| GT Line | Petrol | Automatic | ₹15,24,900 |
| Topline | Petrol | Automatic | ₹16,34,900 |
| GT Plus | Petrol | DSG | ₹18,84,900 |
| GT Plus Sport | Petrol | DSG | ₹19,19,900 |
| Anniversary Edition | Petrol | DSG | ₹19,19,900 |
Volkswagen Virtus variants: common questions
How many variants does the Virtus have?
Twelve, including the 150 unit Anniversary Edition.
Which is the best value Virtus?
The Highline Plus manual. It costs ₹13.91 Lakh, only ₹40,000 above the Highline manual, yet brings the sunroof, automatic climate control, keyless entry and a digital cluster.
Do all Virtus trims get ventilated seats?
No. Only the Topline, GT Plus, GT Plus Sport and Anniversary Edition have them, along with electric adjustment for both front seats.
Which Virtus trims have a black interior?
The GT Line, GT Plus Sport and Anniversary Edition. The others have a dual tone cabin with a beige roof lining.