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大众 汽车 生产平台 Platform List of vw platform The German Volkswagen Group has a number of shared automobile platforms: , Volkswagen A00 platform for city cars , Volkswagen A0 platform for supermini cars , Volkswagen A platform for compact cars , Volkswagen B platform for midsize cars , Audi MLP (Modular Longitudinal Platform) (orModulare Längsbaukasten (MLB)) for midsize cars (specifically Audi) , Volkswagen C platform for extended midsize cars , Volkswagen D platform for fullsize cars , Volkswagen E platform for SUVs , Volkswagen T platform for vans Future [1]Volkswagen reportedly plans to consolidate all of it's vehicle architectures around four platforms in the future: , Volkswagen MQB platform (Modulare Querbaukasten "modular transverse component system") for most larger Volkswagen-brand cars , The Modulare Längsbaukasten (MLB) listed above , Volkswagen MHB platform (modular rear engine component system) for all small cars , Unnamed mid-engine platform for performance cars The Volkswagen A platform is an automobile platform shared among compact and mid-size carsof the Volkswagen Group. It was originally based on the engineering concept of the Volkswagen Golf and is applicable to either front- or all wheel drive. Volkswagens based on this platform have been referred to by generation number, ie. the first Golf version would be referred to as an "A1 Golf." A common substitute for the "A" is to use the "Mark" (Mk) nomenclature to denote generation, however, this is a term coined by the motoring press and is not official. For example, both the A1 and A2 Sciroccos are both based on the A1 platform. Under Volkswagen's revised platform naming system, the "A4" platform is now known as the PQ34platform[1], and what would have been called theA5 platform is officially the PQ35 platform. The new nomenclature is derived as follows: , P indicates a passenger car platform , Q (quer) indicates a transverse engine , 3 indicates the platform size or class , 5 indicates the generation Contents , 1 A1 , 2 A2 , 3 A3 , 4 A4 (PQ34) , 5 A5 (PQ35) , 6 See also A1 A1 platform cars: , VW Rabbit Convertible/Cabriolet , VW Golf/Rabbit I , VW Jetta I , Volkswagen Caddy (pickup truck) , VW Scirocco I , VW Scirocco II A2 A2 platform cars: , Volkswagen Corrado , VW Golf II , VW Jetta II , SEAT Toledo I A3 A3 platform cars: , Volkswagen Cabrio , VW Golf III , VW Jetta/Vento III The Polo 6N (A03 platform) is based on the A3 platform as well, and shares many components. The SEAT Ibiza II (6K) is also based on this platform, sharing many parts and components. A4 (PQ34) A4 platform cars: , Audi A3 (8L) , Audi TT I , VW Golf IV , VW Bora/Jetta IV , VW New Beetle , SEAT León , SEAT Toledo II , Skoda Octavia A5 (PQ35) The PQ35 platform is designed to be more modular and flexible than previous A platforms. For the first time, a fully independent suspension will be present in all A platform vehicles. There is also a derivative version of this platform (with larger variations expected in the future) called PQ46. PQ35 is intended for compact-size vehicles, and PQ46 is an enlarged version for mid-size vehicles, such as the VW Passat. A common misconception is to call the PQ46 generation of the Passat the "B6" Passat. However, this is confusing, as this transverse-engined Passat has little in common with the longitudinally-engined "B6" Audi A4. Current and expected PQ35platform cars: , 2003 Audi A3 (8P) , 2003 Volkswagen Touran , 2004 Volkswagen Caddy , 2004 SEAT Altea , 2004 VW Golf/Rabbit V , 2005 Skoda Octavia II , 2005 SEAT Toledo III , 2006 VW Jetta/Vento/Bora V , 2006 SEAT León II , 2007 VW Eos , 2007 Audi TT II , 2008 Volkswagen Tiguan (compact crossover SUV) Current PQ46 platform cars: , 2006 Volkswagen Passat