Volkswagen Eos: Күн шығысының көлік құрылымы (Volkswagen Eos: Kún shýǵysýnıń kólik qúrylýmý)

The Volkswagen Eos is a compact two door, four passenger convertible manufactured and marketed by Volkswagen from 2006 2016 — noted for its five section hardtop retractable roof which itself featured an independently operable glass sunroof. VW marketed the body configuration as a CSC (coupe sunroof convertible). Assembled at AutoEuropa in Portugal, the Eos succeeded the Golf Cabriolet. Eos production ended in May 2015, with a limited number of base trim models marketed as 2016 models in the United States. The model name derived from Eos, the Greek goddess of the dawn.

Prior to production, the Eos was shown as the Concept C at the 2004 Geneva Motor Show — designed by a team headed by Peter Schreyer, Head of Volkswagen Design in Wolfsburg. Other sources attribute the design of the Eos specifically to Slovenian Robert Lešnik.

Sales of the Eos steadily declined, and by 2014 had become one of the VW last models using the Mark 5 platform. During 2014, Volkswagen announced the Eos' discontinuation with close of model year 2015, marked by a Final Edition trim level. The 2015 only Final Edition trim replaced the Sport trim marketed in the US and included Sport trim features along with a two tone beige/black leather upholstery, back up camera and park distance control — and three available paint colors: black, brown and white.

In August 2015, Volkswagen announced a limited run of Eos models of 2016 in Komfort trim only. In October 2015, at least one dealer was quoted as saying only 1,300 cars were made available for the United States in four colours: black, brown, red and white. Since 2014, the Komfort trim included a high level of standard features as well as in dash navigation.

Model Year(s) Engine Power, torque@rpm Transmission Emission standards1.4 TSI2007–2016 I4 turbo @5500, @1500 40006 speed manualEuro 51.4 TSI2008–2014 I4 turbo @5800, @1500 45006 speed manualEuro 51.6 FSI2006–2007 I4 @6000, @40006 speed manualEuro 42.0 FSI2006–2008 I4 @6000, @35006 speed manualEuro 42.0 TSI2006–2016 I4 turbo @5500, @1800 50006 speed manual, 6 speed DSG (optional)Euro 42.0 TSI2011–2014 I4 turbo @5300 6200, @1700 52006 speed manual, 6 speed DSG (optional)Euro 53.2 VR62006–2008 V6 @6300, @2500 30006 speed DSGEuro 43.6 VR62009–2011 V6 @6000, @2400 40006 speed DSGEuro 52.0 TDI2006–2008 I4 Pumpe Düse turbo diesel Engine Code: BMM@4200, @1750 25006 speed manual, 6 speed DSG (optional)Euro 42.0 TDI2008 2014 I4 common rail turbo diesel@4200, @1750 25006 speed manual, 6 speed DSG (optional)Euro 5

The Eos was released in Europe in the first quarter of 2006, and in North America in the third quarter of 2006. Right hand drive markets, such as Japan, began sales in October 2006, followed by New Zealand and Australia in January 2007. It was released in South Africa in the second quarter of 2007.