Are you a fan of Volkswagen cars? As we were witnessing, the automotive technology sector changed and there was an exchange of “goals”. Technicians want to produce cars, and companies in the automotive sector have contributed a lot of technology, including simple applications.
Volkswagen recently announced its new hybrid car “Pão De Forma”. The Volkswagen Multivan T7 was introduced and arrived with several engines.
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Volkswagen Multivan T7 is a hybrid electric car
Are you a fan of Volkswagen's legendary "loaf"? Then there is the good news! The Volkswagen Multivan T7 is the new offering of the German group, which may be the successor to the Sharan or the Volkswagen Caravelle.
The new Multivan T7 engine is based on the MQB platform and is The seventh generation of the model. With a very modern design, the Multivan has also improved in terms of aerodynamics, making the truck more efficient.
This is a 7-seater truck (spacious) and inside A 10.25-inch digital instrument panel is available as well as a 10-inch central touchscreen display. In this panel it is possible to see the data from the infotainment system.
As far as the engine is concerned, there are several versions. The flagship version of the Volkswagen Multivan T7 is called the eHybrid, and it comes with a 1.4 TSI engine and an electric motor, ensuring a combined power of 218 horsepower. The electric part of the car, which makes it a plug-in hybrid, guarantees a range of just 50 km thanks to the 13 kWh battery.
As mentioned, this truck is available with other engines, both petrol and diesel. For petrol, a 1.5 TSI version with 136 hp or a 2.0 TSI with 204 hp is available. As far as the diesel is concerned, it comes with a 2.0 TDI engine with 150 horsepower.
The Volkswagen Multivan T7 is expected to arrive at the end of 2021 and prices are not yet available.
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