Volkswagen Beetle 2020 is a 4 Seater Coupe available at a price of RM 152,390 in the Malaysia. It is available in 7 colors, 1 variants, 1 engine, and 1 transmissions option: Automatic in the Malaysia. The Beetle dimensions is 4278 mm L x 1808 mm W x 1486 mm H. Over 6 users have reviewed Beetle on basis of Features, Mileage, seating comfort, and engine performance.
Chic retro styling
Nimble handling
Rear seat space is limited
Stiff ride quality
Beetle is available in 7 different colors - White Silver, Pure White, Tornado Red, Habanero Orange, Dark Bronze, Blue Silk and Bottle Green.
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One of the most iconic cars to have ever been made in the world, the Volkswagen Beetle holds the record of being a car with the longest production run. Volkswagen has already ceased the production of Beetle, however, there are still some units remaining of the Beetle available for emerging markets like that of Malaysia. The Volkswagen Beetle is available in one standard variant, which is priced at RM 152,090 and is being offered in two different paint schemes – Pure White and Tornado Red.
Staying to the current times, the Volkswagen Beetle has a very fresh looking inter cabin, which has been tried to make look funky with orange coloured surrounds for the centre console, instrument console, and steering wheel inserts. This does add a nice contrast to the all-black cabin.
The three-spoke multifunctional steering wheel with minimal looking buttons and a simple-looking instrument console do make the driver’s cockpit look sober. The centre console of the dashboard looks wide with a large touchscreen infotainment system taking the centre stage, being flanked with large vertically laid AC vents on its sides, which are slightly rounded from outside.
The lower panel for the centre console is placed separately and gets nice silver surrounds, which does house the automatic climate control panel and a simple-looking transmission lever.
In terms of space, the Volkswagen Beetle feels quite okay, with the rear seats being best suited for kids and people with small heights. The seats themselves are super comfortable and provide good under-thigh support.
The Volkswagen Beetle has an unmistakable design which has turned out to be very iconic in all these years. In this latest iteration, it does look the best with the incorporation of many modern design bits and features, making it look premium as well.
The front fascia of the Volkswagen Beetle has no front grille and gets a curved front bonnet flowing downwards the front bumper. The big round headlamps placed in a sloping manner do get half-round daytime running LEDs and projector bulbs to give it a modern touch. The large trapezoidal housing for the fog lamps and the big air dam in the centre of the bumper make it look aggressive when viewed head-on.
The side profile of the Volkswagen Beetle has got a rounded appeal, with a curved bonnet and curved roofline, the latter of which flows all the way down to the rear bumper, giving it a unique look. The two-door persona of the Beetle looks sporty, and the flared and rounded wheel arches add some muscle to the design.
The Volkswagen Beetle gets C-shaped tail lamps with LED inserts placed on the side edges of the boot, which has a slanted design and gets a large wing spoiler mounted just below the rear windscreen.
The Volkswagen Beetle, despite its big size, has a very agile handling ability, and the suspension setup comprising of Macpherson struts at the front and multi-link setup at the rear provides a good balance of nimble handling along with the light steering setup. The ride quality is on a stiffer edge, though.
The Volkswagen Beetle sources its power from a rather small 1.2-litre four-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine, which is the smallest engine to have ever made its foray in the Beetle. Coupled to a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, the engine produces 105 PS of power and 175 Nm of peak torque output, which feels just enough in terms of performance.
The Volkswagen Beetle has a decent equipment list, if not overtly up-to-date, when it comes to safety, such as front and side airbags, ABS with EBD and brake assist, anti-skid regulator, cruise control, ISOFIX mounts for the child seats and hill start assist.
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