Volkswagen has introduced a new special model, the Eos White Night. The White Night is built on contrasts, the exterior has a white body painted in "Candy White,” while the roof, radiator grille and mirror covers are colored black in "Deep Black Pearlescent." Tail lights on the car are cherry-red LEDs.
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The color scheme continues to the interiors, with the seats, doors and steering wheel covered in black with seams of a lighter color. Sill panels strips have “White Night” written over them to mark the special model. It is available for order now, and costs €33,140.
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