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  • Volkswagen Polo TGI
    Volkswagen gives some gas with new TGI models
    02/01/19
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    Volkswagen gives some gas with new TGI models

    Volkswagen has completely overhauled its natural gas models and is equipping its Polo and Golf TGI with a third natural gas tank. This allows the Polo TGI to now travel up to 60 kilometres further in pure CNG mode than its predecessor. The gain in range in the Golf TGI is up to 80 kilometres. In the Golf, a new 1.5 litre TGI four-cylinder engine with 96 kW / 130 PS ensures that none of the driving pleasure is lost. Driving with natural gas significantly reduces CO2 emissions because the combustion of CNG generally produces less CO2. An even better CO2 balance can be achieved by fuelling with biomethane or e-gas. Biomethane is extracted from plant residues; e-gas is produced from surplus green energy (power-to-gas), which are added to the fuels.
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  • Volkswagen Golf
    Destined to win: up!, Polo and Golf are the winners in the “Best Cars 2019” Reader’s Choice Awards
    01/31/19
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    Destined to win: up!, Polo and Golf are the winners in the “Best Cars 2019” Reader’s Choice Awards

    The trade magazine auto motor und sport chose the winners of its “Best Cars 2019” Reader’s Choice Awards in Stuttgart today. Three models of the Volkswagen brand, the up!, Polo and Golf, were among the winners. The award, one of the top automotive awards of the year, was received by Volkswagen’s Brand Board of Management members Ralf Brandstätter (Chief Operating Officer), Dr Frank Welsch (Development) and Jürgen Stackmann (Sales, Marketing and After Sales).
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Story: Small Polo, great sport!
12/04/17
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Small Polo, great sport.

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Evolution and Revolution
08/28/17
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"Evolution and Revolution"

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Story: Three Polos – three times goosebumps
08/16/17
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Three Polos – three times goosebumps

Car enthusiasts amongst themselves: the Polo IG.
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