2.0T engine with 245 horsepower, new golf GTI released, with Porsche electronic file!

The original intention of GTI, a small steel gun model, is undoubtedly to let young people with little money in their pockets use a little more money to get driving pleasure not too far from real performance cars-and at the same time, they will not be stopped by their girlfriends/parents.

Recently, due to the cancellation of the Geneva Motor Show and other reasons, many car companies have chosen to hold online conferences, and Volkswagen is no exception. On March 3rd, the eighth generation golf GTI was officially released through live broadcast. The new car is not only more sporty in appearance, but also has a good upgrade in power compared with the current model.

In terms of appearance, the eighth generation golf GTI also follows the design language of the new golf. The front grille and headlights of the new car are narrower and longer, giving people a more compact and exquisite feeling. At the same time, as a special edition model, the new car has added a red decorative strip to the headlight group, with a huge lower grille and a built-in black honeycomb design, which is full of fighting sense. In addition, there are five LED light-emitting units on the left and right sides of the front bumper, which is also highly recognizable.

On the side and tail of the car body, the eighth generation golf GTI has added side skirts, exclusive GTI wheels, spoilers and the overall tail of the roof on the basis of the ordinary version, and the visual effect is still excellent. The exhaust layout model of the new GTI is still a bilateral design.

In terms of interior, the eighth generation golf GTI has added some red elements to the ordinary version and replaced it with an integrated sports seat, which is just right in dynamic atmosphere. In addition, 10 inch full LCD instrument, suspended central control panel, flat-bottomed steering wheel and electronic shift lever of the same model as Porsche 9 1 1 further enhance the sense of technology and movement of the interior.

In terms of power, the eighth-generation Golf GTI is still equipped with a 2.0T four-cylinder turbocharged gasoline engine, but the maximum power and torque are increased to 245 HP and 370 Nm, which is significantly improved compared with the previous generation. The transmission system is matched with a 6-speed manual or 7-speed dual clutch gearbox. It is estimated that this car should only provide a 7-speed dual clutch version when it enters China. At the same time, the new car will be equipped with a new DCC adaptive chassis control system to further enhance comfort and sportiness.

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