2014 Passat Executive and Executive Style

Volkswagen is beginning 2014 by rationalising its Passat range in the UK. Just announced are two new trim grades called Executive and Executive Style that replace the previous Highline, Sport and R-Line variants.

Available in both saloon and estate guises, the Executive features a generous specification. Standard kit includes touchscreen satellite navigation, automatic lights and wipers, dual zone climate control, parking sensors, cruise control and leather upholstery. Also fitted are heated front seats with electric adjustment for the driver’s, while the exterior gets chrome trim and 17” alloy wheels.

Volkswagen Passat Executive Style Estate (2014) Front Side

Volkswagen Passat Executive Style Estate (2014) Interior

Additional equipment on the Executive Style comprises rear privacy glass, bi-xenon headlights, front fog lights, lowered sports suspension and larger 18” alloys.

Prices for the Passat Executive start from £20,235, with Executive Style models costing £995 extra.

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