The revolutionary DSG gearbox provides the best of both worlds, super
smooth and extremely fast gear changes with performance and economy.
Petrol engines.
The Jetta has a range of powerful and efficient engines at its disposal with three petrol TSI variants benefiting from innovative direct injection
technology. TSI is the name given to Volkswagen’s twincharged or singlecharged petrol engines with direct petrol injection. The basic features
common to all TSI engines are the downsizing concept, direct injection and turbocharging. This innovative engineering results in high tech
engines with excellent torque and power output combined with low fuel consumption. Incorporated into the TSI engines is FSI technology,
whereby fuel is injected directly into the combustion chamber under high pressure. The benefit of this method – is that it only burns the exact
amount of fuel required helping to reduce fuel consumption and boost performance even at low revs.
The 1.4 litre 122 PS engine has been developed with power and maximum efficiency as priorities. Based on the original 1.4 TSI engine, which
combined a supercharger and turbocharger, this TSI engine utilises only a sophisticated turbocharger. The result is an exceptional engine offering
an impressive output of 122 PS with significantly improved fuel consumption linked to a six speed manual gearbox. Exceptional fuel economy
is the result of the 1.4 TSI’s increased torque, which delivers an incredible 200 Nm at 1,500 rpm while achieving a very impressive 44.8 mpg on
the Combined fuel cycle* and a CO 2 emission of just 149 g/km. Performance is not compromised either, with a top speed of 123 mph (where
the law permits) and 0 - 62 mph achieved in just 9.8 seconds. The second 1.4 litre engine uses the same advanced turbocharging technology
with an improved 160 PS at 5,800 rpm, offering impressive performance and dynamic power while still returning an economical 42.8 mpg on
the Combined fuel cycle* and a CO 2 emission of just 154 g/km. The third and most powerful TSI variant features a twincharger which allows the
Volkswagen’s technologically advanced TSI engines combine excellent driveability with
impressive fuel economy. The combination of direct fuel injection and intelligent
turbocharging technology allows petrol engines with TSI technology to work particularly
efficiently, offering such advantages as high performance, high torque and reduced fuel
consumption. TSI technology is available as either a turbocharged 1.4 litre TSI 122 PS and
2.0 litre TSI engine to output 200 PS at 5,100 rpm. This engine can accelerate the Jetta from 0 - 62 mph in
just 7.5 seconds and reach a top speed
of 146 mph (where the law permits), but can also achieve 36.7 mpg on the Combined fuel cycle* with a CO 2 emission of 181 g/km.
1.4 litre TSI 160 PS or
as a twincharged 2.0 litre 200 PS.
The Jetta’s TSI engines have a six speed manual gearbox which transmits power with short, accurate shifts and very smooth handling, making it
easy to drive at the right engine speed. Alternatively, choose a Direct Shift Gearbox (DSG) for smooth and imperceptible pre-selected gear change
within a split second. A six speed DSG is available on the 200 PS, with the latest seven speed DSG on the 160 PS. In addition, all DSG gearboxes
feature an auto hold function which will prevent your Jetta from rolling back when pulling away or during a hill start.
* Please see technical specifications for
CO2 emissions and fuel consumption figures.
Design | Interior | Models | Safety | Equipment | Alloy wheels | Colours & Upholstery | Engines | Technology | Service
Petrol | 1.4 ltr TSI 122 PS | 1.4 ltr TSI 160 PS | 2.0 ltr TSI 200 PS
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Diesel | 1.6 ltr TDI CR 105 PS | 2.0 ltr TDI CR 140 PS | 2.0 ltr TDI CR 170 PS
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Model Year | 2010 |
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