The Volkswagen Virtus has held its position as one of India’s best-selling premium sedans, built on the MQB A0 IN platform and carrying a 5-star Global NCAP rating.
Explore the latest Volkswagen Virtus images to get a complete visual overview of the sedan’s design, cabin, and styling. This Virtus image gallery covers the model across its Dynamic Line and Performance Line variants, including GT Line, GT Plus Sport and the limited Anniversary Edition. The key highlights are the full-width LED light bar, the German-engineered Virtus interior, the 521-litre boot, and the colour options available.
The images feature the model offered with two turbocharged petrol engines, the 1.0L TSI and the 1.5L TSI EVO with Active Cylinder Technology, paired with 6-speed manual, 6-speed automatic or 7-speed DSG transmissions.
Volkswagen Virtus Exterior Images
The Volkswagen Virtus exterior follows classic three-box sedan proportions. At 4561 mm long, 1752 mm wide and 1507 mm tall on a 2651 mm wheelbase, it is one of the longest cars in its segment, and that length dominates every side and rear three-quarter shot.
Key Highlights
| Feature | Details | Availability |
| Wheels | 205/55 R16 alloys | Across the range |
| Roof | Contrasting black roof | Anniversary Edition |
| Alloys | Black alloy wheels | Anniversary Edition |
| Turning radius | 5.05 metres | Across the range |
| Ground clearance | 179 mm unladen, 145 mm laden | Across the range |
Front Profile
The Virtus exterior front carries Volkswagen’s horizontal grille and lighting signature, with the Anniversary Edition adding puddle lamps and front parking sensors as genuine accessories.
Side Profile
The 2651 mm wheelbase creates the long profile, running 205/55 R16 tyres, with the Anniversary Edition swapping in black alloy wheels against a contrasting black roof.
Rear Profile
The rear closes the three-box shape above a 521-litre boot, with the GT Plus Sport carrying its own badging to mark the 1.5L TSI EVO powertrain.
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Volkswagen Virtus Interior Images
The Virtus interior is built around a driver-focused layout with a digital cockpit and touchscreen infotainment, finished to Volkswagen’s European material standards. The Anniversary Edition adds a 360-degree camera system among its genuine accessory upgrades.
Key Highlights
| Feature | Details | Availability |
| Boot space | 521 litres, expandable to 1050 litres | Across the range |
| Seating | 5-seater with folding rear bench | Across the range |
| Steering | Electromechanical power assisted | Across the range |
| Camera | 360-degree camera system | Anniversary Edition |
| Safety | Over 40 safety features | Across the range |
Dashboard and Front Seats
The dashboard pairs a digital cockpit with a central touchscreen, with electromechanical power steering fitted across every variant.
Second Row
The rear bench seats three and folds to extend the load area, with the 2651 mm wheelbase delivering the segment-leading legroom the Virtus is known for.
Boot Space
The Virtus offers 521 litres of boot space, expandable to 1050 litres with the rear seats folded, alongside a 45-litre fuel tank.
Volkswagen Virtus Colour Options
Volkswagen offers the Virtus in a range of shades, with the Anniversary Edition introducing an exclusive finish limited to 150 units.
| Colour Name | Type | Availability by Variant |
| Volkswagen Virtus Candy White | Solid | Across the range |
| Volkswagen Virtus Carbon Steel Grey | Metallic | Across the range |
| Volkswagen Virtus Wild Cherry Red | Metallic | Across the range |
| Volkswagen Virtus Deep Black Pearl | Pearl | Across the range |
| Volkswagen Virtus Avocado Pearl with black roof | Pearl dual tone | Anniversary Edition only |
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Summary
The Virtus image gallery shows a sedan that sells on engineering rather than showmanship. The 4561 mm length, 205/55 R16 alloys and 5.05-metre turning radius carry the Virtus exterior, while the 521-litre boot, digital cockpit and 5-star Global NCAP rating with over 40 safety features define a Virtus interior built for distance.
It is to be noted that the range splits across the 1.0L TSI in GT Line form and the 1.5L TSI EVO in GT Plus Sport form, so Virtus interior images of a GT Plus Sport will not represent a base variant. Colours read differently in daylight, and rear legroom and boot usability are easier to judge in person.
If you’re considering a used Virtus, you can browse inspected, fixed-price options on Spinny and book a test drive to see how the actual sedan feels and compare it with what you’ve seen in the Virtus images.
FAQs
Q. What do the Virtus images show on the outside?
The Virtus exterior shots cover the front, side and rear, showing the horizontal grille and lighting signature, the 205/55 R16 alloy wheels, the long three-box profile created by the 2651 mm wheelbase, and the black roof on the Anniversary Edition.
Q. How does the Virtus look from the inside?
The Virtus interior uses a driver-focused layout with a digital cockpit and central touchscreen, finished to Volkswagen’s European material standards.
Q. What are the dimensions of the Virtus?
It measures 4561 mm in length, 1752 mm in width and 1507 mm in height on a 2651 mm wheelbase, with 179 mm of unladen ground clearance and a 5.05 metre turning radius.
Q. How much boot space does the Virtus have?
521 litres, expandable to 1050 litres with the rear seats folded. Fuel tank capacity is 45 litres.
Q. Which variants does the Virtus come in?
The Sport range covers GT Line 1.0 TSI MT at ₹14,34,900, GT Line 1.0 TSI AT at ₹15,24,900 and GT Plus Sport 1.5 TSI DSG at ₹19,19,900. The wider Virtus range starts at ₹10,70,000.
