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Volkswagen Beetle chiptuning – Stage 1 power figures

17 engine variants across 2 generations. Stock figures and non-binding Stage 1 guide values for comparable vehicles. Feasibility is checked for the individual vehicle and ECU.

Volkswagen Beetle New Beetle (9C, 1998–2010)

Engine	Fuel	Stock	Stage 1	Gain
1.6 MPI 102	Petrol	102 PS · 148 Nm	110 PS · 155 Nm	+8 PS · +7 Nm
2.0 MPI 115	Petrol	115 PS · 170 Nm	120 PS · 180 Nm	+5 PS · +10 Nm
1.8 T 150	Petrol	150 PS · 210 Nm	175 PS · 250 Nm	+25 PS · +40 Nm
1.8 T 180	Petrol	180 PS · 235 Nm	210 PS · 280 Nm	+30 PS · +45 Nm
1.9 TDI 90	Diesel	90 PS · 210 Nm	110 PS · 250 Nm	+20 PS · +40 Nm
1.9 TDI PD 100	Diesel	100 PS · 240 Nm	120 PS · 285 Nm	+20 PS · +45 Nm
1.9 TDI PD 105	Diesel	105 PS · 250 Nm	130 PS · 295 Nm	+25 PS · +45 Nm

Volkswagen Beetle 2. Generation (5C, 2011–2019)

Engine	Fuel	Stock	Stage 1	Gain
1.2 TSI 105	Petrol	105 PS · 175 Nm	125 PS · 210 Nm	+20 PS · +35 Nm
1.4 TSI 150	Petrol	150 PS · 250 Nm	175 PS · 300 Nm	+25 PS · +50 Nm
1.4 TSI 160	Petrol	160 PS · 240 Nm	190 PS · 290 Nm	+30 PS · +50 Nm
2.0 TSI 200	Petrol	200 PS · 280 Nm	235 PS · 335 Nm	+35 PS · +55 Nm
2.0 TSI 210	Petrol	210 PS · 280 Nm	250 PS · 335 Nm	+40 PS · +55 Nm
2.0 TSI 220	Petrol	220 PS · 350 Nm	260 PS · 420 Nm	+40 PS · +70 Nm
1.6 TDI 105	Diesel	105 PS · 250 Nm	130 PS · 295 Nm	+25 PS · +45 Nm
2.0 TDI 110	Diesel	110 PS · 250 Nm	135 PS · 295 Nm	+25 PS · +45 Nm
2.0 TDI 140	Diesel	140 PS · 320 Nm	170 PS · 380 Nm	+30 PS · +60 Nm
2.0 TDI 150	Diesel	150 PS · 340 Nm	185 PS · 405 Nm	+35 PS · +65 Nm

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Non-binding guide values. Stock figures are manufacturer data; figures after optimisation are experience from comparable vehicles – not a guaranteed property. The actual gain depends on the condition of the individual vehicle, fuel quality, production tolerances and fitted components. A power increase must be registered under § 19 (2) StVZO in Germany. Modifications to emission control systems are not offered.