Can the iconic Volkswagen Golf, which has ruled the roads for half a century, get even better? The answer is clear: with the new facelift for the 2024 Volkswagen Golf - Mk8.5 coming in 2024, the Golf is ready for the future. With a sharp exterior design, a state-of-the-art infotainment system and much-needed mechanical improvements, this compact car stands alongside competition led by crossovers and dominated by electric cars. With this version, the Volkswagen Golf 2024 definitely leaves the stage on which it reigned for half a century.
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Volkswagen is adding ChatGPT - to virtually all of its new vehicles. At CES 2024, Volkswagen announced the inclusion of ChatGPT in some of its models. The move promises a revolutionary improvement in vehicle communication systems and ushers in a new era of driver-vehicle interactivity.
Volkswagen's vision of the electric future got a new face - the ID.7 Tourer. This innovative model promises a combination of tradition and modern technology. Basically, it is an electric Volkswagen Passat!
With its world premiere, Volkswagen revealed the completely newly developed Tiguan, which represents the third generation of this bestseller. Since its premiere in 2007, the Tiguan has won the trust of more than 7.6 million customers worldwide. With the new generation, which will hit the markets in the first quarter of 2024, Volkswagen promises even more.
At a time when the electric revolution is sweeping the automotive world, Volkswagen is kicking up the dust with a new trump card up its sleeve. Imagine a car that combines the silence of electric power with the wild power of 550 horsepower, all wrapped in a design that takes your breath away. The ID.X Performance is not only a new step in Volkswagen's electric offensive, but also a visionary look at the future of sports electric vehicles. Prepare to be transported to a world where tradition meets innovation and where every ride is an epic adventure.
Volkswagen presents its vision of the electric future with the new Volkswagen ID GTI Concept, which combines half a century of GTI history with an electric vision of tomorrow.
When we think Volkswagen, we think Passat. This automotive giant has left the US market after 2022, but it still reigns supreme in Europe. In many countries, it is the best-selling model with the most registrations. With more than 34 million units sold since 1973, the Passat has become synonymous with reliability, quality and sales success. Let's see what the new Volkswagen Passat 2024 brings.
When you think of Volkswagen, you probably think of reliable family cars or the iconic Beetle. But in 2023, Volkswagen surprised everyone with a new version of the Amarok, which was presented at the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf. And no, it wasn't just a regular Amarok - but a Volkswagen Amarok & Alu-Cab Overland. This one was equipped for real adventures!
Attention motorhome lovers! The tension is finally over. At the Caravan Salon 2023 in Düsseldorf, the latest gem from the house of Volkswagen was revealed: the California motorhome - the Volkswagen T7 California 2024. Although still in the "concept" stage, it's almost certain that this will be the vehicle you'll be cruising the European roads with for the year 2024.
Chinese electric vehicle start-up company NIO has recently unveiled its latest creation, the ET5T. One of the world's first electric station wagons, the ET5T combines the spaciousness, functionality and sporty character that the modern family needs, while offering an environmentally friendly alternative. Compared to Europeans, the Chinese know exactly what the modern family wants. They made the Volkswagen Passat in a completely unique way. Only this one is coming to the EU at the end of 2023.
Volkswagen's plant in Emden, northwest Germany, will remain closed for six weeks, according to new reports. Electric vehicle production line workers will get an extended summer vacation, with one shift canceled for two weeks.
Volkswagen is back on the scene with the unveiling of another hot novelty, the Golf R 333. In this limited edition of just 333 vehicles, they will be offered with an impressive 333 horsepower (KM) - or more technically, 328 "horsepower" (HP) or 245 kilowatts (kW). . Under the hood rumbles the familiar 2.0 TSI engine, which remains unchanged in torque, with a solid 420 Nm (or 309 pound-feet) compared to the regular Golf R. In all likelihood, it's the last of its kind, so it's aimed at collectors.