Volkswagen Jetta facelift spotted testing in India

German carmaker Volkswagen has started testing the facelifted Jetta sedan in India. The car has been spotted on the Mumbai-Pune expressway without any camouflage.

The refreshed Jetta features cosmetic changes to its exterior. These include a new front grille, bi-Xenon headlights with integrated LED daytime running lights and chrome inserts, redesigned front bumper with larger air dam, new fog lamps, new rear bumper, bootlid and restyled tail lamp clusters with LEDs.

On the inside, the Jetta gets a new flat-bottom steering wheel, reworked instrument cluster, new touchscreen infotainment system and piano black finish.

The Jetta facelift is expected to continue with the same 2.0-litre TDI diesel and 1.4-litre TSI petrol engines as the current model. However, Volkswagen could give the car higher power and torque outputs in line with the updates the car has received in other markets.

Volkswagen is likely to launch the Jetta facelift in early 2015.

Source: Motorbeam