The car logo is: Magotan.

FAW-Volkswagen’s new generation Magotan was launched in Beijing on July 27, 2016. Volkswagen Group’s sixth-generation B-class car was launched in 2005. In 2007, FAW-Volkswagen introduced domestic production and named it Magotan .

In 2011, FAW-Volkswagen once again adjusted the body size in response to Chinese customers’ demand for rear space. At that time, the new generation of Magotan was codenamed “B7L”, and regardless of the need for new technologies, Whether it is adopted or the level of luxury has been improved, it has reached an unprecedented height in the market segment. Overseas media often even describe this car as a "little Phaeton".

In 2016, the highly anticipated mid- to high-end sedan B8L was launched. This is also the eighth generation B-class car of the Volkswagen Group. The Magotan B8L features high-end and stylish appearance design, intelligent and innovative technological equipment and unparalleled respectability. Enjoy the experience and create a new pattern in the B-class car market.

The Volkswagen Magotan is derived from the FutureB6, which is closely related to the Passat B6. This is also the first B-class sedan to be produced and sold by FAW-Volkswagen since the establishment of the factory. According to FAW-Volkswagen's explanation, "Mai" means confidence, determination and dynamic; "Teng" means soaring, transcendence and passion.

In 2011, the B7 continued to be introduced into the country by FAW-Volkswagen and continued to be named Magotan. In order to meet consumers' needs for comfort, the B7 was also lengthened. The media called it Magotan B7L, the new Magotan. .

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FAW-Volkswagen Magotan has achieved the same level with advantageous projects such as PQ46 platform, laser welding, TSI engine, Tiptronic six-speed automatic transmission, and cavity wax injection. Magotan, which has the highest technical content among the models, represents the latest German technology. It should be regarded as one of the mid-to-high-end cars with a relatively high value retention rate, and is deeply loved by most B-class car users.

The appearance of Magotan is more fashionable and sporty than the previous Passat B5. It adopts the U-shaped front face that is the signature style of the new generation Volkswagen. The front face is combined with a chrome grille, special-shaped headlights, and LED taillights, breaking away from the old-fashioned image of the Passat B5. Using advanced aerodynamic technology, the streamlined shape has a drag coefficient of 0.24.

Compared with the Passat B5, the Passat B6 is 4.77 meters long (an increase of 62 mm), 1.82 meters wide (an increase of 74 mm), and 1.47 meters high (an increase of 10 mm). The distance reached 2.71 meters (an increase of 6 mm). The wheelbase of the Magotan is nearly 10 centimeters shorter than the Chinese-made Passat B5 (the Chinese-made Passat B5 is an extended version), but the luggage compartment space is nearly 100 liters larger than the latter.

In terms of vehicle lighting, especially the design of the headlights, in order to obtain a wider lighting angle, the car uses a new technology called Bi-Xenonscheinwerfer. This ensures that the driver can always get the best view while the car is driving.

Volkswagen official website—Magotan