The Volkswagen Polo 'Edition 50' stands as a refined tribute to five decades of the Polo’s presence on roads around the world.
By Reetika Bhatt
Volkswagen is commemorating 50 years of the Polo with a special anniversary model called the ‘Edition 50’. Launched to mark the enduring legacy of one of the brand’s most iconic hatchbacks, the limited-edition variant blends subtle design tweaks with premium enhancements. Drawing from the globally sold 'Style' trim, the Edition 50 features bespoke cosmetic details, upgraded interiors, and advanced driver-assist tech that elevate its appeal without straying from the Polo’s familiar charm. Exclusive badging, new alloy options, and thoughtful interior touches pay homage to the car’s heritage, while added safety and comfort features bring it up to date. The Edition 50 stands as a refined tribute to five decades of the Polo’s presence on roads around the world.
Volkswagen has rolled out the Polo Edition 50 to honour five decades of its iconic hatchback. Inspired by the globally sold 'Style' variant, this special edition integrates elegant styling cues with modern-day equipment, striking a careful balance between heritage and innovation.
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On the outside, it sports 16-inch ‘Coventry’ alloys as standard, with an option to upgrade to larger 17-inch ‘Torosa’ wheels. Subtle cosmetic tweaks like privacy-tinted rear windows and a raised ‘50’ emblem on the B-pillar lend it a quiet celebratory character rather than a flashy one.
Inside, the cabin subtly reflects the anniversary theme. The 'Edition 50' insignia features on the door sills, while a distinct ‘50’ badge decorates the lower section of the steering wheel and the gloss-black dashboard insert on the passenger side. These elements are refined acknowledgments of the model's long-standing legacy.
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For buyers seeking more convenience, an optional Plus package adds a panoramic tilt-sliding sunroof, dual-zone automatic climate control with enhanced filtration, and keyless access with push-button start.
Under the bonnet, three powertrain options are available in the German market. The base version features a manual transmission and is priced at 28,200 Euros (roughly Rs 27 lakh). Two higher-output engines – rated at 94bhp and 114bhp – can be paired with either a six-speed manual or a seven-speed dual-clutch (DSG) automatic gearbox.