The Passat BlueMotion (fuel consumption: 5.1 – 5.2 l/100 km; CO2
emissions: 136 – 137 g/km) ranks among the most environmentally
friendly cars in the world. At the New York International Auto Show, a
jury of international judges voted it into the top 3 of the “World
Green Cars 2008”.
With remarkable fuel economy and low CO2 emissions,
the Passat BlueMotion successfully competed against several hybrid
models and a fuel cell car. Volkswagen currently offers seven models
under the BlueMotion label; further are set to follow shortly.
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