Key Highlights:

• Starting price: NPR 84 lakhs

• Engine: 1.0L TSI (115 PS) | Optional 1.5L TSI EVO (148 PS)

• Safety: 5-star Global NCAP crash test rating

• Features: 10” infotainment screen, 8-speaker audio, sunroof, wireless charger

• Transmission: 6-speed Manual/Automatic or 7-speed DSG (1.5L)

• Boot space: 521L

• Booking open across Nepal

Volkswagen has officially rolled out its stylish new sedan — the Volkswagen Virtus — in Nepal, with prices starting at NPR 84 lakhs. Brought in by Puja International Nepal, this premium sedan made its debut at the NAIMA Mobility Expo 2025 and is now available for test drives and bookings at showrooms across the country.

Volkswagen Virtus Price in Nepal: Full Breakdown

Variant	Engine Type	Transmission	Price (NPR)
Virtus GT	1.5L TSI EVO engine	Manual	84,00,000*
Virtus GT	1.5L TSI EVO engine	Automatic	89,00,000*

*Exact pricing may vary by showroom and available offers.

Turbocharged Power: Performance You’ll Feel

The Virtus comes with two petrol engine options:

• 1.0L TSI: 148 bhp and 250 Nm of torque – ideal for daily city driving with just enough punch

• 1.5L TSI EVO: 148 PS power, 250 Nm torque – delivers quick acceleration and highway confidence, plus Active Cylinder Deactivation for better mileage

Both offer smooth gear shifts, whether you're on the 6-speed manual, automatic, or 7-speed DSG (on the 1.5L).

Interior Features: Premium Feel Without Going Overboard

The Virtus has all the modern touches you'd expect in a sedan above NPR 50 lakh:

• 10-inch touchscreen infotainment system with wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay

• 8-inch fully digital instrument cluster

• Sunroof, wireless charger, and ventilated front seats

• 8-speaker surround sound system

• Ample 521-litre boot space

It’s clean, uncluttered, and surprisingly upscale for its class.

5-Star Safety Rated Sedan in Nepal

The Virtus isn’t just about looks. It’s also built to protect.

• 5-Star Global NCAP crash test rating

• 6 airbags (in top trims)

• Electronic Stability Control (ESC)

• Hill Hold Control

• ISOFIX child seat mounts

• Multicollision braking

These safety features are standard or available, depending on the trim level.

Virtus vs. The Competition in Nepal

Here's how the Virtus stacks up against rivals like the Honda City and Skoda Slavia:

Feature	Virtus	Honda City	Skoda Slavia
Engine	1.0L / 1.5L Turbo	1.5L i-VTEC	1.0L / 1.5L TSI
Safety Rating	5-Star Global NCAP	Not tested (new gen)	5-Star Global NCAP
Infotainment	10" Touchscreen	8" Touchscreen	10" Touchscreen
Performance Trim	GT Plus (1.5 TSI)	City RS e:HEV	Slavia 1.5 TSI

Verdict: The Virtus sits between the Skoda and Honda in terms of price, but edges ahead with its clean interior design, better feature spread, and impressive ride quality.

Availability in Nepal

The Volkswagen Virtus is now available for test drive and booking at all Puja International Nepal showrooms. It was unveiled officially at the NAIMA Mobility Expo 2025, held at Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu from August 6–10.

Is the Virtus Worth It?

If you're looking for a sedan that feels solid, looks sharp, and doesn’t skimp on features or safety, the Volkswagen Virtus should be on your radar. It’s not the cheapest in the segment, but you’re paying for German-level engineering, a 5-star safety rating, and a refined drive.

For those tired of the same old Japanese sedans, the Virtus brings something genuinely refreshing to Nepal’s streets.

Bookings Open Now. Test Drives Available Nationwide.