This update to the price of the 2025 Polo is an important part of Volkswagen’s strategies for the year and reflects both the economic situation and market expectations. With these adjustments, Volkswagen hopes to maintain the relevance of the Polo model in the competitive hatchback market.
O Volkswagen Polo 2025 was released with updates to its prices in several versions. This year, the Polo line includes the Track and Robust versions, which are offered at the same price, a first for the brand. The model presents no changes in design, mechanics or standard equipment compared to the previous year.
Volkswagen confirmed that the two versions produced in Taubaté, the Polo Track and the Polo Robust, will be sold for a price of R$89,290. The Polo Track had a previous price of R$87,990, representing an increase in the new model. The price of the Polo Robust remains the same as the initial announcement.
Among the price increases, the Polo Comfortline 2025 had the biggest adjustment, both in absolute value and percentage, with an increase of R$2,700, which represents an increase of 2.43%. The initial price was R$110,990, now rising to R$113,690. Another significant increase was in the manual Polo 170 TSI, which increased by R$2,000, or 1.96%, going from R$101,990 to R$103,990.
At the top of the list of best-selling cars this year, the VW Polo arrives in its new line offering different versions with price variations that reflect the different equipment and engine configurations. The entry-level version of the Polo 2025, both the Track and the Robust, has a starting price of R$89,290. Other versions such as the Polo 1.0 MPI and the Polo Sense 170 TSI with automatic transmission are offered at R$92,350 and R$101,490, respectively. The manual Polo 170 TSI model is offered for R$103,990, while the Polo Comfortline 200 TSI with automatic transmission is sold for R$113,690. The Polo Highline 200 TSI with automatic transmission is priced at R$120,790 and the Polo GTS 250 TSI is offered for R$153,790.
Price increases vary between versions and are indicative of Volkswagen’s pricing strategies for the current market. Adjustments are made based on a variety of factors, including production costs, market positioning and competition between brands.
The 2025 Polo range remains consistent with the previous year’s offerings in terms of design and technical specifications. This continuity suggests a strategy by Volkswagen to maintain model familiarity while adjusting prices to reflect market conditions and inflation.
The Polo is one of Volkswagen’s most popular cars and its new 2025 range is a crucial part of the company’s offering in the compact market. Volkswagen continues to compete with other car manufacturers offering similar models, and price adjustments are a response to market dynamics and the need to remain competitive.
Approximate prices
- Polo Track 1.0 MPI: New Price R$ 89,290, Previous Price R$ 89,290, Difference in R$ 1,300, Difference in % 1.48%
- Polo Robust 1.0 MPI: New Price R$89,290, Previous Price R$89,290, Difference in R$0, Difference in % 0.00%
- Polo 1.0 MPI: New Price R$92,350, Previous Price R$90,990, Difference in R$1,360, Difference in % 1.49%
- Polo Sense 170 TSI A/T: New Price R$101,490, Previous Price R$99,990, Difference in R$1,500, Difference in % 1.50%
- Polo 170 TSI M/T: New Price R$ 103,990, Previous price R$ 101,990, Difference in R$ 2,000, Difference in % 1.96%
- Polo Comfortline 200 TSI A/T: New Price R$ 113,690, Previous price R$ 110,990, Difference in R$ 2,700, Difference in % 2.43%
- Polo Highline 200 TSI A/T: New Price R$120,790, Previous Price R$118,990, Difference in R$1,800, Difference in % 1.51%
- Polo GTS 250 TSI: New Price R$ 153,790, Previous price R$ 151,490, Difference in R$ 2,300, Difference in % 1.52%
*With information from Volkswagen.
