Like the current model, the next-gen Vento shares its front profile, interior and platform with the new Polo as well. 

The 2018 Volkswagen Vento has been spied completely undisguised in Brazil ahead of its global reveal reported to happen there in the first quarter of 2018. Its test mule was also spied for the first time in Brazil in January 2017. Unlike the outgoing model, which is sold in select countries, this new-gen model is expected to be a global product. The new-gen Polo and Vento are expected to be launched here in the next year or so. 

The 2018 Vento, also known as the Polo sedan in some places, is based on the same formula as the current model: sharing platform along with the front profile and interior with the hatch. 

It will share Volkswagen’s MQB A0 platform with the recently revealed sixth-gen Polo. For the uninitiated, this is the smallest iteration of the Volkswagen Group’s famed MQB platform (Modular Transverse Matrix). The Vento is expected to grow dimensionally like the new Polo, benefiting from the modular nature of the platform.   

In terms of design, the 2018 Vento features a redesigned bumper, while its hood, grille and headlights are similar to the Polo’s. The silhouette still remains like a proper three-box sedan; the window and roofline swoop relatively more compared to the current sedan, though. 

The boot has an integrated spoiler and the new sleek wraparound tail lamps are very Audi-esque. There’s chrome applique, which runs across the width of the rear bumper, like the current facelift model. The interior will be identical to the new Polo as per the leaked image and it will also offer goodies such as VW’s latest all-digital Active Info Display instrument cluster, up to 8-inch infotainment system, among others. 

Check out the details about the new Polo/Vento, including feature list, engines and design, here: Meet The All-New Sixth-Generation Volkswagen Polo

(Picture: 2018 VW Polo’s cabin)

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