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Fuel consumption, CO 2 emissions and efficiency classes.
Petrol engines
fuel tank capacity
approx. 80 l
2.0 l TSI
(110 kW/
280 Nm)
2.0 l TSI
(150 kW/
350 Nm)
2.0 l TSI
(150 kW/
350 Nm)
4MOTION
Diesel engines
fuel tank capacity
approx. 80 l
2.0 l TDI
(62 kW/
2.0 l TDI 220 Nm)
(62 kW/ BlueMotion
220 Nm) 2) Technology 2)
2.0 l TDI
(84 kW/
2.0 l TDI 250 Nm)
(75 kW/ BlueMotion
250 Nm) 3) Technology
California Beach, California Beach Edition, California Comfortline, California Comfortline Edition
Fuel consumption, l/100 km 1) with manual gearbox: 6-speed 6-speed –
urban 13.0 13.0 –
extra-urban 8.0 8.0 –
combined 9.8 9.8 –
with dual clutch
gearbox DSG: – 7-speed 7-speed
urban – 13.5 14.0
extra-urban – 8.1 8.5
combined – 10.1 10.5
CO 2 emissions combined, g/km 1) with manual gearbox: 228 228 –
California Beach, California Beach Edition, California Comfortline, California Comfortline Edition
Fuel consumption, l/100 km 1) with manual gearbox: 5-speed 5-speed 5-speed 5-speed
urban 9.7 8.6 9.7 8.6
extra-urban 6.3 6.1 6.3 6.1
combined 7.5 7.0 7.5 7.0
CO 2 emissions combined, g/km 1) with manual gearbox: 198 184 198 184
Efficiency class 1)
with manual gearbox: C C C C
California Beach,
California Beach Edition
Efficiency class 1)
California Comfortline,
California Comfortline Edition
with manual gearbox: – – B B
with dual clutch
gearbox DSG: – 236 245
Efficiency class 1)
California Beach,
California Beach Edition
Efficiency class 1)
California Comfortline,
California Comfortline Edition
with manual gearbox: E E –
with dual clutch
gearbox DSG: – E E
with manual gearbox: C C –
with dual clutch
gearbox DSG: – D D
1) The fuel consumption and emission figures listed here have been determined in accordance with the measuring method prescribed by law. These figures do not refer to a single, particular
vehicle and do not constitute part of the offer but are purely for comparison purposes between the various types of vehicle. In addition to the fuel efficiency of a car, driving behaviour as well
as other non-technical factors (e.g. environmental conditions) play a role in determining a car’s fuel consumption and CO 2 emissions. Additional equipment features and accessories (attachment
parts, tyres, etc.) can alter the relevant vehicle parameters – for example weight, rolling resistance and aerodynamics – and, together with weather and traffic conditions, influence fuel
consumption and performance figures. Note in accordance with the version of directive 1999/94/EC currently valid: further information on the official fuel consumption and official specific
CO 2 emissions of new passenger cars is given in a guide containing data on fuel consumption, CO 2 emissions and power consumption for new passenger car models. It is available free of
charge at every point of sale in the European Union or, for prospective buyers in Germany, at DAT Deutsche Automobil Treuhand GmbH, Hellmuth-Hirth-Strasse 1, 73760 Ostfildern, and under
www.dat.de. Efficiency classes evaluate vehicles on the basis of CO 2 emissions taking into account the vehicle’s unladen weight. Vehicles corresponding with the average are given a D rating.
A + , A, B or C ratings are given to vehicles which are better than the present-day average, and E, F or G to those below this average. 2) Only for California Beach. 3) Not for
California Comfortline Edition.
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