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June 2023

Volkswagen's new GT Edge Limited Collection will have enthusiasts smiling broadly

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Having been in the Indian market for over 15 years, Volkswagen has understood what its customers are looking for. Both the Taigun and Virtus have, in the last two years, successfully showcased the brand's robust product planning and endeared themselves to buyers. Perhaps the only thing they’ve wished they could have had is both cars in a sporty shade of black — and Volkswagen has just given them exactly that.

With the availability of the new GT Edge Limited versions of the Virtus and Taigun, you can now walk into a Volkswagen dealership and spec your favourite mid-size SUV or saloon in the glistening shade of Deep Black Pearl. It doesn't end there, though.

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