Golf

Volkswagen Golf 1.5 eTSI, Golf eHybrid and Golf GTE

The bestseller – the number one in Europe for four decades.
The Golf has been the most successful car in Europe for more than four decades. The eight generation is now writing a new chapter – digitalised, connected and progressive. All the drive systems are highly efficient – whether diesel and petrol engines or mild and plug-in hybrids. The digital Golf interior opens up a new dimension for vehicle operation. The wide range of standard assist systems ranges from Autonomous Emergency Braking Front Assist and Lane Assist through to the traffic hazard alert function using V2X technology that has also received an award from Euro NCAP. This technology allows the Golf to communicate wirelessly with correspondingly equipped vehicles and can thus help to avoid accidents. At the top end of the engine range, the 4MOTION all-wheel drive system and the adaptive chassis control DCC increase comfort and make driving even sportier.

Press releases

New app for the current Golf: Football fans can always stay on the ball with “We Score”

02/25/21

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New app for the current Golf: Football fans can always stay on the ball with “We Score”

Wouldn’t it be great to never again miss a goal scored by your beloved football team – even when you’re driving? This dream scenario for many football fans is now a reality in all new Golf from the 2020 model year onwards: The free “We Score” app delivers live football updates into the vehicle’s cockpit! Users can pre-set three clubs and one national team, and follow their favourites in all competitions. Along with live scores – which football fans will recognise from smartphone apps – standings and football news are also displayed in the app. All this information can also be read out using the “text-to-speech” function.

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The Golf once again the favorite car of Germans and Europeans in 2020

01/08/21

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The Golf once again the favorite car of Germans and Europeans in 2020

It’s full speed ahead for the icon of the Volkswagen Passenger Cars brand, the Golf, since all eight derivatives were made available in the fall of 2020. Last year it was once again the top-selling car in Europe with around 312,000 deliveries The Wolfsburg figurehead was once again the top-selling car in Germany last year, too, with around 133,900 deliveries to customers. “In 2020 the Golf is still exactly where it belongs,” says Ralf Brandstätter, CEO of Volkswagen Passenger Cars.

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Clean and cultivated: the 2.0 TDI engine with new Euro 6d emission standard

12/14/20

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Clean and cultivated: the 2.0 TDI engine with new Euro 6d emission standard

Clean and smooth-running – the 2.0 TDI, Volkswagen’s most important diesel engine is now in new top form. Thanks to sophisticated twin dosing technology in the exhaust gas system, it undercuts the Euro 6d emission standard limits while also running quietly and smoothly.

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Basic Infos

Golf eTSI, Golf eHybrid and Golf GTE - International Media Drive

08/26/20

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Golf eTSI, Golf eHybrid and Golf GTE - International Media Drive

48 V mild hybrid and plug-in hybrid: Volkswagen is launching five electrified Golf models

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The new Golf - International vehicle presentation

11/26/19

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The new Golf - International vehicle presentation

In brief: The new Golf – intelligent, connected and electrified

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Stories

02/12/21

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From mono-radio to online connectivity – the Golf radio generations

The Golf is a reflection of his time. No other high-volume model in the world has been offered under the same name for more than 40 years. Generation-by-generation the infotainment reflects the status quo of progress. The spectrum ranges from simple mono-radio (1974) to the current multimedia system with permanent online connection. If you look at this infotainment development, you open one time capsule after another, travelling from the past into the present.

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12/28/20

Technology

“We share a love of cars.”

At Volkswagen, designing a new model always involves a large team. That was no different in the case of the new Golf: designers from a diverse range of disciplines helped to shape the car and contributed to the design of the Golf with their own individual skills, experience and passions. We spent a day with two such designers, discovering what moves them, what inspires them, and what drives them. “People shaping the Golf”, part 3 – Astrid Göring and Tomasz Bachorski on their favourite places in Wolfsburg and Braunschweig.

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Story: “I sometimes think: Wow, we’re designing the future!”

12/16/20

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“I sometimes think: Wow, we’re designing the future!”

At Volkswagen, designing a new model always involves a large team. That was no different in the case of the new Golf: designers from a diverse range of disciplines helped to shape the car and contributed to the design of the Golf with their own individual skills, experience and passions. We spent a day with two such designers, discovering what moves them, what inspires them, and what drives them. “People shaping the Golf”, part 2 – Koukou Nian and Marco Pavone on the road in Wolfsburg.

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