The new Volkswagen Lamando L debuts in China

Volkswagen has launched the updated Lamando L specifically for the Chinese market — a four-door liftback based on the upgraded MQB Evo platform, shared with models like Golf 8, Skoda Octavia A8, and Audi A3.

Dimensions and Platform

Length: ~4,784–4,791 mm
Width: 1,831 mm
Height: 1,469 mm
Wheelbase: 2,731 mm — about 17 cm longer than the Jetta and closer in size to the Passat, while the liftback design gives it a sportier look.

Design and Interior

Front: sleek LED headlights with a connecting LED strip, aggressive air intake, and illuminated VW logo
Frameless side windows enhance the sporty silhouette.
Rear: LED taillights with connecting strip, chrome and sculpted bumper details
10.25″ digital instrument cluster and 12″ infotainment display
Standard features: Beats audio, head-up display (HUD), electric front seats, adaptive cruise control, panoramic sunroof with power adjustment, shift-by-wire DSG selector
Ambient lighting, two rear USB ports, central armrest with cupholders

Price

Estimated from ¥152,800 to ¥190,000 (~$21,000–26,000), depending on trim and packages

✅ Main Facts

Attribute	Value
Platform	MQB Evo (same as Golf 8, Octavia A8)
Engines	1.4 TSI (150 hp), 1.5 TSI (~158 hp) from 2025
Transmission	7-speed DSG, front-wheel drive
Dimensions	4784‑4791 × 1831 × 1469 mm, 2731 mm wheelbase
Acceleration	0–100 km/h in ~8.8–8.9 sec
Top Speed	About 200 km/h
Class	Compact sedan/liftback, positioned above Jetta/Sagitar
Equipment	HUD, Beats audio, power seats, adaptive cruise, panoramic roof
Price	¥152,800–¥190,000 (~$21,000–26,000)
Special Edition	Lamando L GTS with sportier styling and 19″ wheels

Volkswagen Lamando L is a dynamic China-exclusive model styled in the spirit of the ID. series. With rich features and a modern turbocharged engine, it’s designed to appeal to young drivers who want a premium look at a fair price. Produced by SAIC‑VW, it blends sporty design with the practicality of a liftback sedan.

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