Experience the Future with VW Polo’s Semi-Autonomous Driving Features

Volkswagen’s newest Polo model is set to feature partially automated driving, with presales starting this month. The popular car has been thoroughly updated in its design, technology, and specifications. Plus, it now comes with more standard equipment.

Every model of the new Polo includes LED headlights, LED tail light clusters, digital instruments, an infotainment system, and a multifunction steering wheel. A notable new feature is the optional IQ.Drive Travel Assist system, which allows for partially automated driving at any speed. Other new features include IQ.Light LED matrix headlights and touchscreen control for the automatic air conditioning.

The Polo is now equipped with advanced technologies that were previously reserved for higher-end models. The IQ.Drive Travel Assist system combines predictive adaptive cruise control and lane assist to enhance the driving experience. This technology is now standard in every Polo and enables partially automated driving.

The IQ.Light LED matrix headlights, first introduced in the luxury Touareg SUV, provide an interactive lighting system that adds a touch of sophistication. Even the entry-level Polo comes with a robust suite of standard features, such as LED headlights, LED tail light clusters, a multifunction steering wheel, and lane assist.