Volkswagen's Golf has been the mainstay of the local C-segment hatchback market. Renowned for its premium interior, excellent ride quality and appealing design, the Golf has been the top-selling ...

Your browser does not support the audio element. After years under evaluation, Volkswagen will finally bring the Golf GTI to India. Expected to arrive by August 2025 ...

If you’re eyeing a new Volkswagen Golf, now might be the time to buy. VW’s iconic hatchback could soon see dramatic price hikes in the United States, thanks to a combination of shifting ...

Volkswagen has streamlined the Golf’s petrol engine range, ditching the pre-facelift model’s gutless 1.0-litre three-cylinder unit for a new, less powerful version of its 1.5-litre four-cylinder ...

The manual-loving minority movement has lost yet another battle. Volkswagen’s refreshed 2025 Golf lineup, dubbed the Mk8.5, brought updated styling and interior improvements. However ...

Overall, Volkswagen hopes to reduce labour costs by €1.5 billion annually. In the short term, an agreement by workers to give up various bonus payments and wage increases will have a noticeable ...

View all 2017 Volkswagen Golf Alltrack specs ... There’s also 0.6 inch of added ride height and an extra 1.4 inches of ground clearance, bringing the total up to 6.9 inches.

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How is the quality and layout? Quality is better than before. Volkswagen has used better materials on the Golf’s dashboard and door cards – and we think this facelifted car feels better built than its ...

Which are the most popular cars of Volkswagen in India 2025? Top most popular cars of Volkswagen in india are Virtus Taigun and Tiguan available in India with starting price Rs 11.47 Lakh Which is ...

Equally significantly, on 29 March ’74 Volkswagen built its first Golf, the model tasked with replacing ... on a cold morning to prevent the 70bhp 1,457cc engine from stalling.

Production of the Volkswagen Golf will end in Germany – and take place exclusively overseas – for the first time since its 1974 launch as part of sweeping cuts intended to keep the company ...