Volkswagen
Virtus
1.0 TSI turbo-petrol
What this label means: Your car runs on E20. The document below is the maker's own.
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E20 Ready
This Volkswagen Virtus is E20 Ready for the model years shown.
Its source document is included below, alongside the car details you need for the road.
Car details
Your car at a glance
- Model years
- 2023–2026
- Variant
- 1.0 TSI turbo-petrol
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Transmission
- MT, AT
- Engine
- 1.0L TSI turbo
- Fuel economy reference
- 20.19 km/l on regular petrol
Tyre pressure varies by generation, tyre size and load. Use this car's driver-door placard; FuelSaathi will not infer a PSI from its model name.
Mileage for your use
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Around 16.0 km/lNeutral conditions used for the starting range
- Source
- Expected for your use
- Litres per 1,000 km
- 62.5 L
- Fuel cost per 1,000 km
- ₹6,383
Where this range comes from
The starting anchor uses ICCT's FY2019-20 average real-world petrol consumption for Indian hatchbacks, sedans and SUVs. This car's available mileage reference contributes a smaller part, and road mix, traffic, trip length, tyres and service then place the estimate within a range.
The selected year widens the range for older cars, because their condition histories vary more. It does not automatically lower the centre figure. A measured 3-fill result or the mileage you enter replaces the model.
Read the ICCT sourceThe documents
Manuals, statements and source records
Volkswagen E20 Compatibility: Model-wise List
Volkswagen E20 compatibility list, via Spinny
PIB Backgrounder on 20% ethanol blending, 5 July 2026
Press Information Bureau, Government of India
30 July 2026
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